Bus, Train, Steam Whistle Tour, Spaghetti Factory, BJ game, Brew, Toronto Harbour, Bus

Wowww what a night! It all began at 2:50pm when Jamsey, Mike, Scott, Brit, Alex, Derek and Sara boarded the bus towards Toronto (as per the directions given by our transit director). The bus took us to Aldershot and then it was time for the train. Mike thought it would be best to occupy the last possible car; Brit was nervous as the car door was shut. Mike knew what to do. To stay entertained on the train we played the alphabet game. Turns out, not an easy game. By looking out the train window as a team we needed to find one object that began with each letter of the alphabet. Things were pretty much smooth sailing until the letter Q. I don't remember what we settled on but my favourite suggestion had to be "quantum effects".

Upon arriving at Union we made our way to the Steam Whistle brewery but not before enjoying a tasty cinnabun... yaaaam. We then met up with bro Adam and proceeded to the tour. Great tour. We enjoyed some tasty brews and learned about the environmentally friendly beer making process, all for only $6. Did you know that Steam Whistle is only made with 4 ingredients? As Derek found out one of these ingredients is not so tasty when not in beer form. Also, there is only tiny natural bubbles in Steam Whistle. So educational.

NOTE: If you ever break into the brewery do not drink from the big kegs, way too much pressure and they will blow your brains out.

After tour we took a nice stroll to dinner. Our first attempt at a restaurant was beer market (only spelled differently because in German), way too expensive, even for May of Dreams. We chose the next best option, the spaghetti factory next door. Yaaam.

Dinner made us late for the game, but no one cared. Oakville bros met us as the Rogers center and all 13 of us bought tickets to the 500 level. We missed the first 3 innings but again no one cared. The final score was something like 8-3 for the Twins, but still sweet game. Nice and relaxing game, except of course for the people sitting in front of us. My favourite of her many heckles "My grandmother can swing better than you! And she has no arms!" hahaha, good one.

Post game was bar time at this nice little roof-top patio. Nice finish to a perfect day. We left with just enough time to make it to the bus stop; what would we do with out our transit director? Although we did make the stop in time, the bus was full of intense wrestlers so we were forced to wait till the next bus. In the 45min until the next bus we took a walk down to the harbour. Nice. Scott christened the water. Adam's Toronto skills kept us safe while also saying "no" to all bums; but in a nice way.

Finally, the ride home, uneventful and relaxing.

Great day!

P.S. No pics of Scarlett, but how about her hubby Ryan: