May May and me (Joanne) on Canada Day.

Wayne and May May on Canada Day. May May is always so patriotic!

My little friend Anna is now a big sister. This is her new little sister Annika Francin. She looks just like Anna. A beautiful baby!

This was a group of kids from Newfoundland who were going to perform on Capital Hill. May May is waiting patiently for the girls to share.

A beautiful dog we met downtown.

May May and her Nanna on Bank Street

The lawyer for the defence in the terrorist trial here in Ottawa.

This isDenim who we met at the dog park on Elgin Street. What a pretty little girl!

Two girls at the dog park on Elgin Street.

One of the girls who work at the tourist information spot. Thats it going to take a rest, getting caught up on the blog takes a long time. My poor computer finally died, one girlfriend tried to fix it and then another but it was too far gone. My girlfriend gave me her old one until I can save up for a new one.

May May can't figure out why these silly cats want to stick their heads in a bag for. She thinks cats are dumb!

Here May May was checking out this little girls wheels, she wanted to get up and ride on it like she rides on my wheeelchair!

Here is the new addition to my family. His name is Chance and is fitting in quite nicely with May May and Maggie. Maggie used to be a bit mean and would poke at you all the time and give a little bite whenever she could but since Chance arrived she has really mellowed and now would rather kiss you than bite you. May May doesn't have much use for either one.

This is Justice, her mom owns "Obsession Sh oes"on Bank Street. Went in to say hello one day and she wanted to come for a walk with us so off we went. She took over the big job of walking May May for me and I really enjoyed the rest. Great job Justice, thanks for the help!

This was taken at the Atomic Rooster where I went for my 60th birthday. The waitress was such a great girl but darn its so long ago I forget her name. Linda took me there.

This is the cement that surrounds all the planted areas in downtown Ottawa and all of them have these metal strips placed on them, does anyone know why they are there? I say they are to separate sitting places to give people space but I am not sure.

Increased security at the Ottawa Court House during the terrorism trial.

During "Doors Open" we toured the Supreme Court of Canada.

Beautiful poppies at the cenotaph

One of the performers on the Spark Street Mall that we sat and listened to for a few minutes.