The marching of the cadets after the cars arrived at Parliament Hill. 

Prison Gurards protesting on Parliament Hill, today we have a new Governor General. 

Here is Sidney being very silly with another dog, I guess he doesn't realize that the dog is way bigger than him. 

Shannon and I went for breakfast today and decided to make a sign and send it to Alexander. I miss going to breakfast with him, we always went out when he was here on Sat. mornings. I was lucky to get t his picture my batteries were dying.  

Here is May May with one of the girls who was helping in the organization of the Aids walk. the truck is from the radio stations that were supporting the walk. May May and I later went down to city hall to watch the walkers and I tried to take some pictures it was too dark. At the corner of Laurier and Bank I decided to join the walk even though we hadn't registered and we walked down to Cooper Street. My thoughts were with my brother Fred and all those others who have lost their lives from Aids. Maybe someday we won't have to worry about aids like the kids behind me didn't have to worry about polio. Thanks to all those that participated. 

These young girls just loved May May. We spent a lot of time with them and the older girl took my t-shirts into the store to purchase them for me. We left them for a few minutes and then met up with them later on the hill. They are going to go to the blog to see all the pictures of what May May does and where she goes. Hope they do really well in school and maybe we will meet up with them again some time. Thanks girls for being so good to May May. 

A group of officers on the hill. 

May May is being held by another officer, one of them were afraid May May would bite. 

Two Two officers in front of their motorcycles, May May loves to be held. 

More of the officers and their motorcycles. 

The police are having a memorial tomorrow and gave a little run tonight to have everyone together. Here they are with the Parliament Buildings as a backdrop. 

Ah, young love in the park, I remember it so well. May May thought she would get in on this, she didn't want to leave them. 

May May is so proud, she got to walk her boyfriend home. She led the way down Sparks Street barking like crazy to announce to the world that Scooter was with her. 

Well, well, well, if it isn't Alexander Cullen, he is in Tim Horton's taking a break from bike riding with his niece. Not a good day for a long bike ride but fun none the less it is fun. He is a councillor for the city of Ottawa. Good memories Alexander, nice to see you.

Alexander Cullen's niece, what a beautiful young girl and so shy compared to Alexander.

A picture of scooter and May May with boy scouts who were dragging around this old couch.

Here are some boy scouts who were dragging around an old couch and they recieved points for every person who sat on it and got their picture taken. For a person to sit on it they got two points so I figure they should get about ten points points for having two dogs sit with them. Good work guys too bad the wa 

Here is the guy who always walks around with the parrots on his shoulder, he rescues parrots in need and gets donations to help the parrots.

May May, Joanne and the lovely parrots taken on Sparks St. by the guy who always walks around with the parrots on his shoulders, it felt really strange having them on me. But what beautiful birds.

May May Joanne and assorted parrots, my goodness they sure are well trained.