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Brrrr. 34F here as day dawns. So tomorrow is St. Patrick’s Day. Which is also known as St. Paddy’s Day. My question is why is it “Patrick” one way yet “Paddy” the other? It seems all financial institutions here in Canada have “a regulatory obligation to periodically verify client’s identity“. No doubt some archaic law from the Stone Age. Same logic, I suppose, as having to stop in Mexico or Canada on Hawaiian or Alaskan cruises. And that doesn’t make sense either!Creamsicle can be a tricky flavour to get right. It should be OK in a frosty though Dave. We tried a creamsicle cookie once. And only once…If you do “hop” over to IHoP Karen, I hope your pancakes are tasty! Was the string ensemble classical or did they toss in the odd contemporary tune? Lu-Ann watched the pilot for Elsbeth last night. She got a kick out of it. Like with most TV shows, I wasn’t really paying attention. Which suggests to me it wasn’t holding my interest. Have a great day everyone.
Brrrr. 34F here as day dawns.
So tomorrow is St. Patrick’s Day. Which is also known as St. Paddy’s Day. My question is why is it “Patrick” one way yet “Paddy” the other?
It seems all financial institutions here in Canada have “a regulatory obligation to periodically verify client’s identity“. No doubt some archaic law from the Stone Age. Same logic, I suppose, as having to stop in Mexico or Canada on Hawaiian or Alaskan cruises. And that doesn’t make sense either!
Creamsicle can be a tricky flavour to get right. It should be OK in a frosty though Dave. We tried a creamsicle cookie once. And only once…
If you do “hop” over to IHoP Karen, I hope your pancakes are tasty! Was the string ensemble classical or did they toss in the odd contemporary tune?
Lu-Ann watched the pilot for Elsbeth last night. She got a kick out of it. Like with most TV shows, I wasn’t really paying attention. Which suggests to me it wasn’t holding my interest.
Have a great day everyone.
