Thanks for the kind words Amanda. Hope our paths cross again soon, and often.

not sure how that "sums up toronto" - stereotypes and generalizations are dangerous things in my opinion. was just celebrating the great comedy, and the irony of snow being such a surprise to torontonians -- i remember 8 foot snow drifts being normal and even unremarkable in my teen years here. it makes me smile that now, after years of very little snow and short winters, 20cm evokes any response at all. seems like we've gotten a little spoiled... :)

LOL - yes, great line. The dry ironic comedic writing in this clip is through-the-roof good.

heading out to do donuts in the parking lot soon ... thanks for the great idea!

...oh yah, Mark - and don't forget your snowshoes, eh?

I know, right. April fool's day in february? (not THAT is an april fool's joke!)

Well, what the heck - we do thanksgiving first, and independence day first, why not add april fool's day to the list? :)

hee hee ... *GRIN*

hope you are all safe and warm away from the snowy streets today anne...

Never thought I'd see the day that San Diego would be braggin' on how much more snow they got than Toronto/Canada! Now THAT is a turnaround...

Congratulations Linda!!! I'm so happy and proud for you. *GRIN*

Let's hear all about how great that teleseminar went next time we're on a coaching call ok? Do some celebratin'.

(And thank you for the kind words. Namaste)

I think that's what I find most funny about this video...it's a parody on toronto, on people, and on the media - who can make even the flimsiest of challenges sound like a terrorist attack. Hat's off to Rick Mercer, (The Mercer Report) - one of the smartest funnymen alive.