We went to the Toronto Zoo today to see the baby pandas!
They were super cute.
And playful.
Dad was snoozing in the sun.
And Mom was eating.
So no one was watching the little guys.
So she went exploring.
She’s not going to fit through there.
Her head is too big.
Kerri was distressed.
But she made it.
It was exhausting work.
We got to see baby lion cubs on the lush, green, perfectly mowed African savannah!
They were all very lazy except for this one that kept licking the other ones because it wanted to play.
But everyone else wanted to nap.
Poor big kitty.
They are barely kittens at this point, the males are starting to get manes.
Dad actually seemed to think it was time for some new kittens.
Mom did not agree.
Even when he begged.
There were much newer babies in the crocodile exhibit! For some reason the zoo doesn’t advertise them on their list of babies.
The other African animals looked very awkward in the green dandelion covered grass.
They were snoozing even though Toronto is not nearly as hot as home.
We didn’t manage to find Timon in Africa because he was hanging out in Toronto.
The hippopotamuses begged for food like puppies.
They like carrots.
Their teeth don’t seem suited to crunching carrots, but somehow they seem to manage OK.
They aren’t very good at catching melons.
But they really seem to like lettuce.
They should really finish what is in their mouth before begging for more though.
We got to Toronto and started cleaning the apartment.
And made the bed.
Matt picked up dumplings, so Kerri took a break on the only piece of furniture in the house.
Then we went to Costco and doubled the volume of our worldly possessions.
Then we tried the “where are my packages” Greyhound app. They are located somewhere called Oops. Does anyone know what province that is in?
This is our new home in North York.
This is the kitchen, which Matt is very excited about.
This is our bedroom, which is pretty big and bright.
This is the bigger bathroom. There is another one with just a shower.
This is our laundry and storage room.
