We were down in Toronto to catch a Maple Leafs hockey game at the Air Canada Centre. After we had found a parking spot we wandered around to find someplace to eat dinner. This lone Christmas tree loomed large in the courtyard of a number of office towers. While it was a little lonely it did contrast nicely with the office lights in the adjacent buildings.

Erin wanted to show me some Guinea pigs in Acton's Pet Value store because she desparately wants a pet to cuddle with. While in the store the two resident cats were having a playfull catfight which ranged over the whole store. The grey taby above tries to get a vertical advantage - meow.

Some of Santa's 8 tiny reindeer want to start flying around the world while their handler tries to keep them on terra firma. The Acton BIA held their annual Olde Fashioned Christmas from 1:00 to 4:00 pm and had free wagon rides with Santa and free hot chocolate. Erin as Acton's Leathertown Ambassador was on hand to help out at the event.

Some of the women of Acton Sobeys at their annual store Christmas party - just before they pass out from doing the Elaine dance. Sarah (reclining), Ann, Lori and Karen also looked for Santa to discuss their gift wishes.