I have been stitching and enjoying the time off from yahoo groups and reading blogs.
Last week I stitched on Joan Elliot's Christmas Angel. From and old The Cross Stitcher magazine.
Today I stitched on more of LK Halloween Rules
Now onto some more of my vacation.
That Tuesday we took a cruise on the river and we also visited the Parliament building. We didn't get to close as a politician had died , so people were there for a memorial.
This is the Chateau Laurier Hotel
This is the Parliament building.
The Eternal Flame at the Parliament Building.
Parliament Building's Library.
Rideau Canal Locks at the Ottawa River.
While on the boat cruise we could see The Museum of Civilazation. I loved the building. I want to see this museum the next time I go.
Museum of Art. Which I also want to visit next time.
Well that is it for today. Blogger doesn't want to add more pics. It is taking to long. Thanks for looking and for the comments that you all have been leaving. I really appreciate it.
The LK Halloween Rules looks so cute! I might consider stitching it too. Thanks for sharing the pics from Canada. Those buildings are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks great. I like the LK Halloween a lot.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a great time on your trip. The art museum building looks real interesting.
Good progress on your two WIP's...good for you.
ReplyDeleteI dearly love your photos of your Trip....can't wait til I see more of them.
Happy Stitching
Hugs :) Linda K, Railroad
Awesome vacation pics. I'm jealous! Nice stitching, too.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics of your vacay, Shelleen.
ReplyDeleteYour C'mas Angel looks beautiful and the LK is so cute. :)
love the Joan Elliott. The Halloween rules is nice too.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures.
Shelleen, I adore Christmas Angel and LK Halloween Rules. I wish I had time to do the Rules but too many irons in the fire now.
ReplyDeleteI loved looking at your vacation pix. At first I thought I was looking at pix from England, as I think Canada definitely has that British feel to it. Like the Parliament building - defifinitely British-like. Great post, Shelleen!