De bien belles surprises!

La semaine dernière fut haute en couleur et émotions pour la famille Camiré! Premièrement ma soeur Isabelle a accouché d'un beau garçon mercredi matin... un 5e neveu (1 nièce) pour moi! La famille s'agrandit vite! Et deuxiemement, après avoir menti à plein nez à toute ma famille pendant 1 mois, j'ai reussi à leur faire une belle surprise en débarquant à Montréal 2 jours apràs la naissance de Vincent! J'ai même réussi à surprendre Isabelle et Pierre à l'hopital avant qu'ils ne rentrent à la maison (un gros merci à ma complice Claudine qui a bien voulu venir me chercher à l'aéroport à 7am!!). Je suis donc ici pour une semaine à visiter tout le monde et a aider un peu ma soeur! Voici quelques photos!

Je fais la connaissance de mon filleul Vincent!

Isabelle et Pierre-Elliot avec leur nouveau bebe!

La grande arrivee surprise chez mes parents!

Sun, snow and a few northern lights!

Well, I'm back in Whitehorse! After an insanely long day of going from one airport to the other, I finally made it here in one piece! And except for a little trip to the Emergency room in the middle of the night on my 1st night back (I'm fine now!), all is good in the land of the midnight sun! Even got to see some really cool pink and green northern lights last night that were moving in the sky at a record speed! I must admit that going from swimming in the ocean to having to warm up a frozen car was not exactly that fun, but the weather has been amazing since a got here and it made it a bit easier to handle! Saturday was a gorgeous day so Marko and I decided to take advantage of the sun and go skijoring (see my first posts in January!). We borrowed 3 dogs from Pierre (Poco, Kluane and Indy) and took Tika along. It was my first time doing this with 2 dogs and I fell a bunch of times! It was not that easy to stay up going downhill pulled by two maniac dogs that were having so much fun they couldn't care less about my screaming in the back! Anyways, it was still very fun and exciting and we got to see amazing landscapes up in the Bonneville lakes (about 20 minutes drive from Whitehorse). Here's a few photos!