I know I haven't written much lately, but well I've been having a little too much fun with the new camera (can you have too much fun with it?) and also getting back into the groove of school has kept me busy.
Today was beautiful! It was freezing, but beautiful. It started with me and Crystal catching the bus downtown to do her student loan stuff and to pick up a rental car so that me and Emanuel could deliver the Cinecenta movie schedules (a bi-weekly job...) Me and Crystal had coffee and I drove her up to the school and picked up emanuel. (did I mention that I got to drive a Chevy Impala? here I was hoping for a nice small new car, something fun. but no, I get stuck with the biggest beast of a car with a driver's seat that won't move forward because somehow that part is missing even though I can raise or lower the seat...) BUt anyway. We did the re-distribution (in pretty good time I must say) and then I dropped him off and went home for a bit of lunch. Crystal got home and we decided that we had to go for a walk on such a beautiful day, regardless of the chill factor. So we decided to walk up Mt. Douglas and brought our friend Noah along too. It was a good hike up (well strenous for me as I have done next to no exercising in the last few weeks...) but definately worth the view. I hope you all enjoy the pictures. :) Then we headed back down (I swear my legs were going numb by the end! and we passed a guy wearing shorts!!!). After a bit of grocery shopping, and me finally getting a larger memory stick for the digital, we headed back home. and no sooner had I got back then me and Tara were driving to the theater to try and catch In Good Company which started today. Not a chance. long lines everywhere, and it was sold out in Tillicum. Defeated, we decided to rent a movie, and I let Tara pick The Day After Tomorrow... well, it wasn't boring... but i mean really, no plot, no reality, and some cool special effects. all it made me want to do is curl up in my warm cosy bed and sleep. which is what I'm going to do right now...