Fantastic ways to fill your summer days!
Mark yourself!
New Moon Tattoo
Summer's temperatures inspire the doffing of layers of clothes, so what better time to get inked? Take your design ideas to the artists at New Moon, and they'll work to customize a tattoo for you. Tip: Don't be that guy (or girl) who picks a design straight off the wall of the tattoo place-real tattoo aficionados will laugh at you.
http://www.newmoontattoo.com/
Spike it! Hope Volleyball SummerFest. Strut that six-pack, and flash that manly tan while helping out a great cause. The annual HOPE Volleyball SummerFest raises a big chunk of change for a whole host of community-based charities with recreational volleyball and live rock music at Mooney's Bay Beach. July 10.
http://www.hopehelps.com/
Rockburn Presents. CPAC, Sunday nights. Summer occasionally offers stimulating television. Every Sunday evening at 8 p.m., beginning July 4, CPAC will broadcast in-depth interviews conducted by Ken Rockburn with such celebrities as filmmaker Joel Cohen, consomer advocate Ralph Nader, designer Bruce Mau, and environmentalist Sheila Watt-Cloutier.
http://www.cpac.ca/forms/index.asp?dsp=template&act=view3&template_id=46&lang=e
Cloud Gazing
Anywhere
When was the last time you cloudgazed? No equipment required other than a grassy spot to stretch out, a half decent pair of eyes, and the imagination to see dragons, sailboats - you name it - in those shifting clouds. Don't worry if you drift off to sleep: alertness is overrated anyway.
Soak in Style
Le Nordik
When the frenetic pace of enjoyment threatens to overwhelm, head for the hills -- and a spa day in the Gatineaus. Relax in outdoor pools, enjoy a hot stone massage ($145), and indulge in tasty bites from their redesigned menu, such as brie stuffed with truffles ($9) and grilled bison sausage ($8) Admission to baths, $44.
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