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Heather in Beautiful British Columbia (30 comments.) said in May 3rd, 2007 at 10:38 pm    

Ha, great post Tricia! I purposely spell many words the “Canadian” way just to confuse people…eh?

Do you sell your photos online? I’ve been checking into ShutterPoint as I have a few photos I’d like to try to sell and I wanted to sign up through someone’s affiliate button, and thought of you first :) as your flower photos are so fabulous.

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kate (2 comments.) said in May 4th, 2007 at 12:05 am    

Your post has left me chuckling. I love the thought of people trying to prove they are Canadian to join the blogroll.

Oh Bob and Doug … what great memories I have of them!

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Judd Corizan (1 comments.) said in May 5th, 2007 at 10:59 pm    

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Court (5 comments.) said in May 7th, 2007 at 4:22 pm    

I didn’t know that you were from Canada! I guess I haven’t ever found your Canadian blogroll. The differences in spelling are pretty interesting, I wonder why we Americans spell things differently…??? It seems that we would have learned if from the British as well.

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Tricia (406 comments.) said in May 8th, 2007 at 5:44 pm    

Judd, Thank you so much for the award. :) My post was inspired of course by Cori’s attempt at proving her Canadianness. LOL I had fun with it.

I’m just about to redesign this site. I’ll post the award and perhaps mention it in a post in the near future. :)

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Tricia (406 comments.) said in May 8th, 2007 at 6:17 pm    

Well, Court, I guess that early American Settlers probably did spell the same way that the British did, but your country started because you wanted independence from the British and ours started more as a British (and French) outpost … So I guess we stuck to our roots and the Americans wanted to get rid of their roots - hence the differences in spelling and perhaps a lot of other things as well. LOL

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Martin (18 comments.) said in May 11th, 2007 at 4:48 am    

There is a restaurant in Marsalforn that has poutine on the menu.

I do not know the backstory. You can get a pastizzi on Dundas West, so I guess it’s quit pro quo.

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