First things first, of course. The Finn(s) were bloody incredible; this was the third time I've seen them in the last year and a half or so, and easily one of the best performances (and venues). It makes me sad when they talk about playing the Masonic Temple in 1980 as Split Enz, though, I wasn't even born then. The merch table actually yielded an autographed copy of One Nil for me and an autographed copy of Tim's CD for dad. They covered a lot of both the Enz and Crowded House stuff, which was just...wonderful. Especially "Weather With You." The fact that a ringtone exists of that song makes me want to own a cellphone...in fact, I would probably call myself just to hear it.
My two days in North Bay were also quite nice; I went to a shower for the soon-to-be-weds, got my hair fixed (a cut and two colours of foil highlights--it looks quite fetching now), bought a ridiculous amount of books from the secondhand bookstore, and spent some quality time with people that I will soon be missing very much.
I have an apartment in Guelph; this is one less pressure gone.
Thursday, July 29, 2004
Monday, July 26, 2004
updates are for suckas
Updates aren't really for suckas; I actually wrote a lengthy one earlier this week and then my computer spazzed out and ate it. Perhaps it is hungry and I ought to feed it; or at the very least, make myself lunch for work today, since I'm leaving in 15 or so minutes.
It has been a very draining couple of weeks. We are on a different schedule now at THSWSNBN that actually involves working less...but I actually feel like I'm working more. I think I just need to start spending my days off doing nothing except sleeping and suntanning, and then I'll feel more like I'm actually getting time off. I filmed an episode of a French kids' tv show...which will eventually air...I'm interested to see how it turns out.
Of course, having complained about the time off thing, I am headed to the t-dot tonight to see Les Frères Finn at Massey Hall, and then booting it back to North Bay for the next few days before returning to work as Simon Desfosses on Thursday. Damn, it feels good to be a soldier...
In last night's DnD session, I successfully killed a black dragon. It was awesome.
It has been a very draining couple of weeks. We are on a different schedule now at THSWSNBN that actually involves working less...but I actually feel like I'm working more. I think I just need to start spending my days off doing nothing except sleeping and suntanning, and then I'll feel more like I'm actually getting time off. I filmed an episode of a French kids' tv show...which will eventually air...I'm interested to see how it turns out.
Of course, having complained about the time off thing, I am headed to the t-dot tonight to see Les Frères Finn at Massey Hall, and then booting it back to North Bay for the next few days before returning to work as Simon Desfosses on Thursday. Damn, it feels good to be a soldier...
In last night's DnD session, I successfully killed a black dragon. It was awesome.
Sunday, July 18, 2004
I'm just thinking...
It is my professional opinion that there ought to be at least another six hours in the day, 'cause I have *no* idea how to get anything done. The summer is slipping away from me ridiculously fast (the finn! next week!) and I still have nowhere to live.
I did finally pick my courses, though. More on that later.
I did finally pick my courses, though. More on that later.
Wednesday, July 14, 2004
my aching heart would bleed for you to see...
I've been rather enjoying the music of Annie Lennox lately. She has such a lovely voice; I've often thought that if I could choose how my voice would sound when I sang, I would choose her voice. Or, occasionally, Chrissie Hynde.
It's been a busy couple of weeks. THSWSNBN has switched from my old, reliable schedule of Tuesday-Saturday to some kind of 4 days on, 2 days off deal and it's taking some adjustment, although I am enjoying it on the whole, especially since I have been able to visit Wonderland and spend time with friends that I would not have been able to otherwise, like the Mathman.
The parents had a good trip out east; the sister had a good time being here without them. Or at least this sister did. I should probably announce, as well, that the boy and I are no more; I have lost a boyfriend and (hopefully) gained a friend. Any questions will be answered in due time.
More real-life people keep jumping on the bloggy bandwagon, which I quite like. A special welcome to the Pretender. She's a good egg.
Pay day tomorrow, and I have my GST cheque as well. So hopefully tomorrow will yield a haircut, some new DVDs, and possibly a henna kit of some kind. I got two paw prints put on my tummy while at Wonderland, and I'm quite entranced by them. Not quite entranced enough to take the capital-T tattoo plunge, but still highly amused. Friday will involve book shopping, coffee, and a movie...and perhaps I will finally pick up Air's score to the Virgin Suicides...or possibly even the Virgin Suicides in paperback. Although, that may not be the best idea...since every time I read that book (and I do adore it) I wind up depressed for several weeks.
New books are terribly exciting to me...I wish I knew what classes I was taking/TA-ing, so I could start reading up...
Friday, July 09, 2004
brand new day
not many updates recently, I guess. It's been a pretty busy couple of weeks. I started another role playing campaign (this one an actual Dungeons and Dragons campaign--as opposed to the other one, whih is based on D20 but is actually the brainchild of a brilliantly creative friend). Once again I wound up as a cleric (not that I mind) AND I'm half-elf half-dragon. It's awesome.
I need to find some time to sit down and write seriously, and soon, I think. I sense that something big is coming, btu I'm not sure what it is.
Friday, July 02, 2004
running through my head
What a crazy busy week. Not really that much has happened, I guess, except a visit from that Steve guy I used to live with (and, truth be told, miss enormously). I also saw Spiderman 2--which is terrible--not even good cheese like the first film.
I have been doing some bashing with people as work as well, which is essentially doing battle with a variety of weapons created from pool noodles and PVC piping. Such good times. I am lucky to have the friends that I do.
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