Here is what The Points Guy posted about Air Canada as of 5 days ago: Air Canada Already-booked trips: Customers may cancel or rebook their itineraries for no fee, as long as the new itinerary takes place by April 30, 2021. Those who choose to cancel their trip will receive a credit for future travel, valid through April 30, 2021. If the airline cancels the flight — which is likely in the coming weeks — customers qualify for a travel credit. Award tickets: Air Canada is waiving the mile redeposit fee through April 30 for canceled award flights for any date on the carrier or on partner airlines booked via Aeroplan. Future travel: As with existing itineraries, any tickets purchased through April 30, 2020 can be canceled or changed without any fees. Passengers cannot get a cash refund. If passengers rebook flights, they will have to pay the difference in fare between the original ticket and the new price.

Ok just for fun (not mandatory) I am trying a google map with 2 layers: one is where you're at and one is a place or two you might suggest. I think you might need a google account to edit the map so I'm not sure how useful it is. This link is open to everyone to edit (so a teenager could come in and delete it all -- I'm taking a chance here!) or if you want I could add places by checking in here every once in awhile. Or neither! https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=11vhii6XxPpgdplQAQzUgfxoDooI6PFX7&usp=sharing It does add coordinates but just based on where you click so I don't think your current location is revealed if you're not precise with the clicking. . Click the layer you want to add a pin to - then click the marker button - that should pin the map. Emmett is at an awkward stage for travelling and is basically a huge rampaging handful so the special guests might be limited to Bastian who is cute enough for ten get togethers!

I love showhouses, but always wonder how the family can actually LIVE in it afterward…it’s such a disparate mess! 😂 So of course I adore the exterior, the pool, and all the gardens and outside spaces bc that is completely my favorite style. Most of the rooms are way too much for me…but I liked the kitchen and family lounge (or whatever it is called-the one with the white walls and art. I also thought the child’s accesible bedroom and bath were beautiful and so thoughtfully designed.

The tag line in the title about southern hospitality grated with me. That house gives southern hospitality a bad name. Wtf with that thick rope thingy and the mauve carpet with matching ceiling? The landscape design was the only thing that really appealed to me. I thought it was well executed within the existing natural features. Ida, I agree with you pretty much, especially your first photo.