I just love the top 10 lists and who doesn’t? What a fun way to sum up the year. You can’t avoid all of the articles, posts, t.v. spots highlighting end of the year top ten lists; best of 2010 couples, break ups, news stories, music videos and more.
Top 10 “What I have learned traveling through Canada as the DEN Account Manager”
- Better have a maple leaf somewhere on my person
- Boast that I live in Chicago; the cold and wind I endure adds to my street cred
- Canadians aren’t always clapping because I was so entertaining; everyone is just so nice
- Tim Hortons is not a movie star; everyone just talks about it all the time cause it is so yummy
- Don’t even think about leaving the rental car lot without four-wheel drive
- There is a difference between St. Johns and Saint John
- Loonies aren’t a reference to crazy people
- The largest Tomahawk is outside of Saskatoon
- When you are standing behind Guy Laflaur as you board a plane it’s a big deal
- Saying “eh” doesn’t fool anyone- people still figure out I’m an American trying to sound like I’m a Canadian
Merry Christmas, Karen! It’s okay that you aren’t Canadian. We like you anyway and all the work you do;) You share some of the best resources/tips out there for educators. Besides, you’re kind of like an honorary Canadian:)
I like number 5 the best!
haha! Love this! You got to stand near Lafleur!? That guy is a legend!! Proud to say that my colleagues and I showed you #8 🙂
Thanks for the honorary Canadian status! Yipppeee!
One of the most important thing about Canadians is that we do not take ourselves seriously. This is a great indication that you are learning that!