2007-12-21T15:21:47Ztag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/thread/post/canadian-thanksgiving-2007tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/548/23942007-12-21T15:21:47Zjondaley<p>Sorry, no meat for me, though my wife split a quarter cow with a friend, so there is more than there usually is around here... :)</p>tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/548/23932007-12-21T09:52:21Zkaaren<p>Howdy from Australia, I was looking for my local butcher &quot;Daleys&quot;and you popped up in Google search, so had a read. It's stinkin'hot here in Gladdie and about to rain if we're lucky. Hope you have a lovely Christmas . Kaaren</p>tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/548/23922007-10-15T19:21:48Zjoyful<p>Until January 1, they'll let you back in with just a driver's license. After that, they'll give you lots of trouble (at the very least.) Interesting idea, though. I suspect if you wander in you can wander out. But if you're crossing at an official checkpoint, I'd hope the Canadian officials will at least remind you that you will need a passport to get back to the US.</p>tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/548/23912007-10-15T03:01:04ZMike<p>I applaud your respect for your cousins' privacy</p> <p>Question: If you happen to wander across to canada with only your driver's license, what do you do to get back? I gotta believe that this still happens to people. I think my plan would be to walk into a Canadian police office, say I'm an illegal immigrant, and ask to be deported. Free busride, no?</p>