My Livingroom! and that would also be my door I walk in and out of over looking the backyard.
Then down the hall the bathroom!
My deck and front entrance...thats the door that leads to the living room.So So sorry about not updating but I finally have got some internet I can use! So to sum up the past couple of months since March 11th (oops!)
Rest of March, snowed a bunch and saved the resort, at least for another couple of weeks.
April, got super warm at the resort and we were barely getting to Easter, but just long enough for me to work a little longer. Abby (the president of my fan club) turned 3 on the 4th and we had a princess party. By about the 18th ish I moved back to Minnesota and stayed with my parents for a couple of weeks. Got my old room painted, cause it was the only one in the house not painted yet and the walls were icky. It really needed it. I helped out on the farm and hung out with my cuz Andy a whole bunch. I love Andy! I also got to see my BFF Jordan that I hadn't seen in way over 3 years! we always just missed each other by a week moving here and there.
May I spent my birthday by myself...drinking wine. cause I just moved to my new job in International Falls, MN and had no friends....it was a sad day. BUT my boss did by me a cake and Law Enforcement was nice to me (only because they wanted cake).
So My New Job. I work at the Rainy Lake Visitor Center of Voyageurs National Park (www.nps.gov/voya). It's about 10 miles east of I Falls, MN. I live about 3 miles SE of I. Falls. I drive about 20 minutes to work. I am a Interpretive Park Ranger and I have 2 different canoe trips (one I have to dress up like a voyageur *eck*) the other we just paddle around. I also do a Bald Eagle boat tour and a Discovery Boat Tour (that one I just talk about the park, history, geology and such). I also walk about and talk to people around the boat launch and picnic areas. I've been in training for about 3 weeks and I can't wait to just go out and talk to people!
My House. I live in the West wing of a gi-normous house! It was suppose to be just a studio set up (everything in one room) but it then turned to a one bedroom, and then when I moved in it was the whole half of the house, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, big kitchen and living rm area. My land lady is sweet and is originally from England. She doesn't normally rent out but we happened to come across each other, me needed a place and she needed a little extra cash. I don't have pics right now but I will post some in the next couple of days.
People at work are great, my boss is funny, my team leader is also awesome! Everyone else is about 20 and from I. Falls. So I can't ask them to take to me the fun bars. Damn.
Any way, that is it in a nut shell. I promise to keep up on this now and post more pics of my new area.
Oh, yeah, I haven't legally been to Canada yet but I have touch Canadian water while on the boat. Its a thin line though some narrow passages! But I will hit up Canada soon!
Kettle Falls Dam in Voyageurs, this is one of 3 spots I believe where you can look SOUTH into Canada from the United States.
The historic Kettle Falls Hotel is also known as the "Tiltin' Hilton" Because it was not built on a sturdy foundation the floor warped. The NPS restored the hotel but left the bar floor so people get the feeling of staying there long ago. there's like a 4 foot downward tilt in the floor. and the bar still serves alcohol. Talk about messing with drunk people. Who would think the park service would do that?!
I visited Jordan on the North Shore and he took me fishing! I caught a Sunny. I'm not showing the picture of the 28 inch Northern he caught. I'll state for the record I caught the northern first and it jumped off my hook.
At the very bottom of the rock in red there is a pictograph (whatever they are called) of a stick man and a horse. This is technically in Canada.
Over looking Lake Superior, when I visited Jordan. This is not where I work.
OK! So it is my goal to take pictures with all the giant things in the area. On my goal list is Vic the Voyageur, Smokey the Bear and the Giant Blue Gill in Orr.
