Prof. Sam Lawler
Goodbye, New Zealand!! It's been a truly incredible few weeks, I have learned so much. Thank you to everyone who taught me and everyone who made this trip possible. #ProfSamLectureTour
Apr 3 at 3:06amWeb
Show threadProf. Sam Lawler5d ago

Made it back to Canada and I already tried to look for a flusher button on top of a toilet and went for the passenger seat on the wrong side of a car. But hey, there are cherry blossoms here!

Will spend a couple of days staying with good friends near Vancouver and acclimatizing ourselves from NZ fall to Canada early spring, while also keeping an eye on the weather to decide when it'll be best to start the drive back to Sask. Then we'll swap the #ProfSamLectureTour to the #BabyGoatCountdown!!

Show threadPaul_IPv65d ago

@sundogplanets

sounds like a great trip, welcome home, and looking forward to goat pics!

Show threadYou S Blues5d ago
@sundogplanets New Zealand and Canada are two of my very favorite countries. Wishing you a safe journey back to the farm.
Show threadMartin5d ago
@sundogplanets That's quite the tour! I wonder if your goats will recognize you.
Show threadNoAIEver5d ago
@sundogplanets welcome almost home 😁
Show threadThorium5d ago
@sundogplanets Good luck getting used to not standing upside down 😉
Show threadRoy -- the dull one5d ago

@sundogplanets

It's not fair to have two summers in one year.

Show threadThe Lady (La Donna)5d ago
@sundogplanets
Enjoy getting used to Spring.
Safe travels home (when it's time to travel again)
Baby Goat Count Down!!! 🐐
Show threadSusanne5d ago
@sundogplanets good to know you made it back safely to CA. I already changed the hashtag.
Show threadAmo a Sam amat5d ago
@sundogplanets what? How does Saskatchewan flush? Tell me it's a hand brake lever, a voice activated switch, or Dance Dance Revolution pads on the floor. Please.
Show threadProf. Sam Lawler4d ago
@Heterokromia Haha Canadian toilets tend to have a lever on the side. Not a button on the top like NZ toilets (At home we use a compost toilet, so no flushing at all! But we're not home yet)
Show threadT. J. Bombadil6d ago
@sundogplanets We nearly didn’t get back on the plane after our two weeks there. It was a close thing.
Show threadKen Butler6d ago
@sundogplanets thank you for sharing your story!
Show threadElena Rossini ⁂6d ago
@sundogplanets it was amazing to follow your NZ adventures. safe travels home Sam!
Show threadSehar Irfan6d ago
@sundogplanets I wanted to go there too
Show threadCat West6d ago
@sundogplanets and thank YOU for sharing your adventure.
Show threadHarriettMB6d ago
@sundogplanets New Zealand is wonderful. I wish we could have moved there, as my brother and his family did. Very safe travels to you and your family. Your goats and other animals will be delighted to see you back, I’m sure.
Show threadkathsprout6d ago
@sundogplanets Haera rā! Thank you for coming!
Show threadEdwin G. 6d ago
@sundogplanets Safe travels back home!
Show threadPatrick Lam 5d ago
@sundogplanets mā te wā!
Show threadCarolyn5d ago

@sundogplanets Do you have a favourite part? :)

(Safe travels home.)

Show threadmatthew green3d ago
@sundogplanets i have spent so much time in usa and aus that i am making these mistakes all the time in both places. it sucks and people giggle at you ;)