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LINKS LINKS LINKS...DARE I SAY...LINKS!!

Ok. Well to breathe is to travel and experience new things. With that in mind - here are some links to where I live, where I've been and places I hope to go.

TRAVEL LINKS

EDMONTON ALBERTA
 Edmonton Area
West Edmonton Mall is the largest mall in the world. Avoided by locals, it is the number 1 tourist attraction.
Candy Cane Lane
Fort Edmonton Park where I ran the drama program for two years. Well worth a look.

folk fest
Edmonton Folk Festival (2 blocks from my house)

MOUNTAIN PARKS
Banff is one of the greatest places in the Rockies, and one of the busiest.
Jasper. is one of my favourite places in the Rockies, less commercial than Banff.
Rimrock Resort in Banff is for those who don't like to rough it.
This is an excellent listing of related sites for Canada and around the world.
Canadian Wildlife the real animal kind

NEW MEXICO
New Mexico is a wonderful trip - there's nothing quite like it.

TEXAS
Texas Tourism. I've spent some time in West Texas and Dallas.

AUSTRALIA
Australia Tourism Site



WHAT'S LIFE without a little analysis. Pull up a couch and get comfy.

Kingdomality find out who you might have been.
Underwear Personality Quiz is lame - but it does have a good name.
Jealousy Quiz does the little green monster live within you?
Gorilla Test what kind of gorilla are you?
Astroadvice divine your future
Love Test like there isnt one of these in every lame women's magazine every month
Kiersy Temperament Sorter sort yourself out
Self Esteem Test got a self esteem problem, you loser?
Ok this is a work in progress - I will add more travel sites and get the whole thing sorted out bit by bit, so bear with me.

The world is full of shoes and Fluevog is the God.


I have been heavily involved in theatre for most of my life. Some highlights include working with Brad Fraser, author of the world famous Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love.

As well, anyone who has not already been exposed to the amazingly real world of Ani Difranco should not be left out in the cold.