This is a nice dog we met at the park named Can Con.  

Jean, May May and Cokette 

This is Moira from the CBC, she has taken a special interest in May May. We go to the Sparks Street Mall everyday to lend our support to the strikers, hope they get back to work soon. Moira has just started a small dog rescue out of her home. Good luck Moira. 

While coming back from Zellers yesterday, I seen this group playing Beatle songs, they were very good. They are a group from Quebec and apparently this was the first time that they played in Ontario.  

Back view of the Rolling Stones 8 story high stage, while taking the picture we could see a man leading a bomb sniffing dog up and down it. I hear it was a great concert. 

As I was folding my laundry and putting it on the couch, May May decided to use a pile of my underwear for a cushion.  

This is a bus that was parked across from the park, must go to the website mentioned to see what it is all about.  

New stones were being put down in Confederation Park and of course May May had to investigate. Never know when a worker might leave a sandwich laying around. 

This is May May's friend Snoopy. he lives across the street from us. 

Another lovely picture of Cokette at the park. 

This is a close of the cute little dog that stopped to chat. 

This lady andher dog stopped to chat with May May and Cokette 

This picture was taken a few days ago, I forget this dog's name but he sure is a sweetie. 

A baby rabbit crossing the road. 

Some animal in the brush, Jeanne thinks its a baby beaver, but I don't know what it is. It did seem to have a bigger tail. 

May May just resting. 

Cokette just resting. 

May May amidst a bunch of motorcycles. She wishes she could ride on one of those because then the wind would really blow through her fur. My wheelchair is a motor cycle wannabe. 

This was an extremely hot day and May May wouldn't take a drink so I doused her in water. She wasn't very happy with me. 

This is the Mamma Mia trailer parked behind the National Arts Center, this will be the closest I will get to seeing it. Its all sold out. 

One of the boats docked on the canal. 

This is the alley underneath Wellington Street. It was originally called Entrance Alley but was changed to Bytown Alley to celebrate the city turning 150 years old. If you go straight ahead you will be down by the locks. 

Here is a University of Ottawa student who got a neat job for the summer. He works at the locks on the Rideau Canal. Always so nice to go down there to see the boats being moved by the locks. 

Look at how pretty Cokette looks after she had a bath.  

Here are two kids in a car that is probably better than most adults. It has many extras like a horn, a cup holder and a radio. I stopped them for a secuity check earlier they were a bit crowed, they had a third kid shoved in the back. I gave them a warning and sent them on their way.