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Wednesday, 27 January 2016

Wallet Card Wednesday - 4

A few more wallet card photos to throw out there.

Tenor clef? Really? Haven't had to deal with that before!
Pulled out my wallet card as I was practicing in advance of my weekly choral group rehearsal. This is our group's first time singing this song - a song that I have heard many times played on bagpipes, but wasn't aware that there were words to. I should have known...
 
Anyway, from early rehearsals, it sounds like a nice arrangement and I'm sure we'll have it nailed down well before our spring concert season.
 
 
Some people may remember that I assisted Tony with his trade war with JBF. One of the items I sent along was an action figure of Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada's first Prime Minister.
 
Here is my wallet card in front of a statue of Sir John A. to the east of the Centre Block of the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa.
 
I expect statues and building in Ottawa will form a backdrop to many wallet cards in the future. I'll have to work on the lighting.
 
Snack time!
Trying to lose some holiday pounds I gained, and therefore snacking a bit healthier. The problem with it is that I eat way too many carrots. Watching the football games on Sunday, I went through a 2 lb. bag...and that wasn't the first time. Sigh. I guess it is better to finish a bag of carrots than to finish a big bag of chips.



4 comments:

  1. Can't say that I have the same problem as you with the carrots. Mine is quite the opposite!

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  2. I eat a lot of carrots as well. A 2-lb. bag is only like 280 calories, or the caloric equivalent of about 2 oz. of potato chips. I've been tracking my calories, so I always have to decide if a given food is worth the calories it will use from my daily budget. I'm down about 20 pounds since I started the program in October.

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  3. Did you turn orange? Is eating those carrots some kind of extreme Cleveland Browns fan tactic?

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  4. We Browns fans will do anything to get a winner ;)

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