Heh, I first heard of Tim Horton's here, at Sandwalk blog. I finally made it to Canada last year - two trips to Edmonton where my brother teaches at UoA - and each time I had to get some coffee from Tim Horton's and thought of Larry.
Yesterday morning on the way to my local Tim Horton's, I observed 2 rather large turkeys marching down the sidewalk heading away from the Tim Horton's.
Satisfied customers ? Potential menu items on the lam ? Who knows ?
Of course I did not have my cell phone/camera with me at the time.
Rumor has it that some Canadians cannot spell the name of this chain ...
ReplyDeleteIn case anyone wondered why I made this remark ... he fixed the typo since then.
DeleteThanks. I originally wrote "Hortens."
DeleteHeh, I first heard of Tim Horton's here, at Sandwalk blog. I finally made it to Canada last year - two trips to Edmonton where my brother teaches at UoA - and each time I had to get some coffee from Tim Horton's and thought of Larry.
ReplyDeleteGee ... that's so touching. :-)
DeleteDo you think of me at other times as well? :-)
I hope you tried the apple fritters and the maple covered donuts.
I bet you're going to be busy in the next few days.
Oh, I tried the donuts! And yes, next two weeks are going to be a little busy ;-)
DeleteYesterday morning on the way to my local Tim Horton's, I observed 2 rather large turkeys marching down the sidewalk heading away from the Tim Horton's.
ReplyDeleteSatisfied customers ? Potential menu items on the lam ? Who knows ?
Of course I did not have my cell phone/camera with me at the time.