wake up

ok so, i performed my civic duty today by voting for the Marxist-Leninist party. hahahaha. don't ask...

i finished my 10" square for the student's against poverty quilt on saturday, but had unfortunately missed the deadline. so i emailed the girl and she said the date had been pushed back so i could still drop off my square at the gray house before 9:30... now, i didn't go to queen's so i wasn't EXACTLY sure where the gray house was. ah, the infamous gray house. i've definately heard about it, but didn't know where it was located. so after leaving the Y – still on a post-workout high – i ventured down to queen's to drop off my square. i parked outside stirling because that's where tim works and so it's semi familar to me. i started walking around and realized i had no idea where i was going but somehow sensed i was sort of in the right area. i got thinking "i know a lot of students, where's all these students i know to help me out??" but realized i probably know less than 1% of the student population (actually its probably more like 0.1%. i think i was over-estimating because all the students i know seem to know each other. weird.) so anyways, i was right about stirling, however, i was on the wrong side. the thought did cross my mind "why would the students i know be hangin out around stirling?? i don't know any physics geeks!" oh, except tim. he's a physics geek. he's going back to do his PH.D in medical physics. ooh, he's so brainy. he's the smartest brother-in-law you could ever have! he graduated 12th in his class!! yup, i'm bragging about timmy. its all good, he brags about me too ;)

you may not realize when its done or why, but it may be the best thing.