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終於返香港了!!!

在加拿大的時候, 最懷念的要算是香港茶餐廳的美味早餐.  在加拿大只可每天吃麵包早餐.  茶餐廳的早餐便要駕車到唐人街.




然而爸爸媽媽會再多留兩星期, 回港須要在溫哥華轉機, 實在令我有點擔心, 所以在溫哥華機塲很努力地拍下許多照汽, 現製作成圖文並荗的轉機須知,  希望爸爸媽媽可以順利返港! 

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我在加拿大的日子-吃喝玩樂篇

妹夫帶我們一起到Edmonton的旋轉餐廳吃甜品, 晚上的夜境也很美麗啊!

除了到唐人街吃點心外, 我們還品嚐了曰本菜和加拿大生蠔!

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I remember when I attended a course on 'Speak correct English'.  The tutor recommended several good websites that we can listen and practice more on English native speaker's intonation. 

Here below I included some for sharing...

1.  From RTHK:  This is a website which have some famous speeches recording and text.

       http://www.rthk.org.hk/elearning/betterenglish/speech_text.htm

2. From BBC: (You can learn English through listening to the news and film scripts)


     

      http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/

Interestingly it also has a BBC CHINA version:

      http://www.bbc.co.uk/china/learningenglish/index.shtml

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Fort Edmonton Park


 

Thanks to my sister's friends, they took us to Fort Edmonton Park which is the largest living-history park (158 acres) in Canada.  It explores Edmonton's development from a fur trade post in the vast Northwest, to a booming metropolitan centre after the First World War. 





The park has over 75 buildings/structures,  many of which are the originals. They also provide costumed interpreters operate the site and live the way of the past.

Mom and dad have great fun on taking the free steam engine train and streetcar rides.





                                                                                       (Source:  www.edmonton.ca)

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