Showing posts with label hiatus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hiatus. Show all posts

Tuesday, 1 December 2015

The Carbonneau song returns to YouTube

Hi there, all!  Apologies for my extended absence from the blog (that thing called Real Life has been kicking me in the butt, but I have a post coming up soon with all the latest Carbo news).  I wanted to post about a gem of a song on YouTube.  It is by Kristopher Newby, and is an excellent tribute to Guy and all his accomplishments.  It was on YouTube years ago, disappeared, and has now returned with a backing track (which sounds great) and photos.

Here it is!  Enjoy!  You can also download the song here.


Wednesday, 29 August 2012

Testing...testing...

And we're back!  The blog took an unexpected summer hiatus -- in my real life, among other things, there was a fire at my work which forced us to relocate.  So blogging hasn't been high on my list of priorities this summer, but I'm attempting to return to business as usual.

It has also been a rather quiet time to be a Carbo fan.  Whether or not the man himself decided to also take the summer off, there just hasn't been much in the way of news to report.  Recently, however, Guy did make an appearance here in Ottawa in conjunction with radio station CHEZ106 (which is the BEST radio station in the world, for this writer's money) to announce the winner of a giveaway.


Guy with CHEZ106 DJ Cosmo (source:  CHEZ106.com)

It is to be assumed that Guy is returning to RDS for another season as an analyst.  Once I see confirmation of that, I'll update.  But the second purpose of this post is to show off some of my boyfriend Erik's recent handiwork:



This is little!Carbo.  Erik spent months working on him, and at the end of July brought him by bus from his home in Boston to me in Canada.  Here are some pictures from his trip.


Waiting to depart at Boston's South Station.


Riding along somewhere in New Hampshire.


Rest stop in White River Junction, VT.


In his human counterpart's home of Montreal, waiting to board the bus to Ottawa.  At this point there were no more photos on the bus, because the driver was pretty stern about NO PHOTOS ON GREYHOUND PROPERTY EVER.  However, then my gift got to Ottawa and was delivered to me and I was pretty happy.  So there's this final shot of little!Carbo in my car:


Yay!