Christmas (the perfect snowy hideaway in which to survive a zombie apocalypse)

For Christmas, my brother N, his girlfriend B, my boyfriend and I went to Salt Spring Island to visit my mother.  It is a three hour ferry ride away from the BC mainland.  It’s a small island without any 7-11s, McDonalds or Starbucks’ (GASP!).  Quaint and hidden away, Salt Spring Island has been the perfect getaway for a recluse.

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Tsawwassen ferry terminal offers many delicious things.. One of my boyfriend’s favorite things to snack on are carmel apples 😛

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This is a pretty picture of nasty ass, overpriced ferry food.  Although, it does make due for tired winter mornings..

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Picture of the Tsawwassen Harbour as we’re sailing away.

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(N and B passed out.. already.)

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Once we arrived at the cabin, N built a fire and we spent the evening playing board games and roasting marshmallows.  I dont know if you’ve ever played Carcassone or Munchkin but, they’re pretty fun!  The experience has made me reconsider the status of board games as dorky and boring.  I bought N Quirkle for Christmas but forgot to bring it to the cabin.. fail.

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As per usual, Mom made us go to a Baptist Christmas Eve Carol service.  Not too bad.. they served amazing sugar cookies at least!ImageImageImage

On Christmas Day, we were snowed in and without food!  Driving into town was a dangerous journey.  Trust me, driving with three backseat drivers (my mother, N and Boyfriend) is difficult enough but add some ice and sliding and you will have a single frustrated me with fumes emitting out of my ears.  Luckily enough, there was a single sushi stand open and we were able to procure food for a Christmas feast.  For dinner, the Boyfriend prepared korean BBQ short ribs as well as various roasted vegetables.  C’etait délicieux!

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(I just had to include a picture of a perfectly roasted marshmallow for drooling purposes.)

Xox,

Your Lazy Girl