Tuesday, December 27, 2011

A Kingston Christmas

It's been a very busy month in Ottawa. I'd forgotten what retail is like at this time of year. I've had this post half finished for about 2 weeks and haven't had the energy to finish it. So here we go...

Way back on the first weekend of December, Tom and I went for an early Christmas in Kingston. We took VIA rail there and I had fun checking out the sights on the way.

Like a wall.


We stayed in a really fun inn that is in a very old house and furnished with antiques. There is an amazing drawing room with a wood fire. And since it was technically winter the fire was burning. Mind you outside still didn't look very wintery.


Tom and I were in an "Oriental" themed room. I learned that antique people were definitely on the small size as I just fit the length of the bed. It was very cozy though and we had some pretty amazing lamps.

And I enjoyed the characters in our carpet as well.



This time three years ago there was a kangaroo wearing a Santa hat outside this shop. Clearly that wasn't big enough.


December is also birthday month so our birthday ladies shared candle and cake cutting duties. I attempted cake decorating duties but it wasn't my finest work. The icing container was very difficult. So I think I will have to make some cakes and practice.


I did my usual pylon spotting.





Time to go home.

 Next time will be Christmas in Ottawa. This time I won't wait a month.

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