michepun

As a Canadian living in America, I've heard my fair share of Canada jokes from friends and co-workers. Apparently, the more tired I am, the more the accent comes out. I've even got some of my close friends saying "eh" at the end of their sentences now! Still, even after being friends for 7 years, I still manage to confuse them. My top hits are: * Saying that I'm sore-ree when I bump into them * Asking if they like bah-sal on their pizza * Telling them to undo the last computer action by hitting control zed * Asking them where to find the washroom And so on! What can you do, eh? I'm proud of my Canadian accent and don't intend to ever change!

A framed photograph of my family: My immediate family is currently scattered across the globe, between Canada, United States and China. My brother and I both moved out from home shortly after graduating college. A year later, my parents divorced and moved to separate cities. While I have seen both parents and my brother within the last year, they were all on separate occasions. Our family as a whole unit, has not been in the same place since my brother's wedding three years ago. I honestly don't know when we'll be able to have another family moment together, so the photo has a huge amount of sentimental value.

Hello everyone! Long time lurker, first time poster here. Apologies if there's already a thread for this - I searched a couple of terms and didn't find a thread focused on this topic. I have a couple of unactivated geocoins that a friend gifted to me and I was planning to release them. I understand that geocoins often get stolen, but I figured why not give it a try or two. With that in mind, I was curious: what methods have you used to pack up your geocoin and release it? I've heard that some folks drill holes in them and attach a cord, while others just keep it in the flip sleeve with a written message. What have you tried and prefer? Thanks in advance for your advice!