Don't Lose Your Number
I have the worst luck ever with birthdays. Tonight I wanted to plan a dinner and a party afterwards, and I thought of about 10 people who could come, and we'd all get along, and have a good time. In the end, it was 4 people.
And it's funny. Most people think that because my birthday is on Hallowe'en, I have a great time, but I rarely have people to share it with.
Even though I had a good time tonight, I'm afraid for my actual day, there'll be nothing.
And it hurts my heart.
Let It All Out
I'm frustrated. I've been having trouble with my internet for about a week now. Last week we had a shaw guy come and try to fix it, and not only did he not speak well enough english to communicate with Kristin, but he left before ensuring the internet worked. Which it did not. Friday I called back (was on hold for about 40 minutes) and was told the problem might be Primus. So I switched my phone over to Shaw. Not a big deal, I was thinking of doing that for a while. The guy comes to install it, and he doesn't plug in my phone to make sure it worked, I had to do that, nor did he make sure my internet was working. Which it was not. I have never had such bad service from Shaw and it makes me sad, because I was really happy with them. I get great technical support over the phone, but not in person. I just want my internet to work.
Plus, my computer no longer hibernates. Don't know why that's happening.
Oh, and I cut my hair.
They See Me Rollin' On My Segway
Well, it's definitly been a while no? I'm sure a lot has happened.
1. Passed out guy in the bush by my building.
2. Rewrote the second half of my play.
3. Bought Shaw Digital phone
4. Had my back go out for about half a week.
5. Paid off my OSAP (well, via my parents. Vive le parents!)
6. Planned my birthday dinner. (For those of my friends in Calgary, Saturday the 28th, we're going to the Outback! Woot.)
7. Dreamt that my play went up and it was horrible. Well, it was written well, but performed bad. The performers were reading the script, and they didn't know how to read.
And, I think that's about all that happened.
I Should Have Known Better.
I saw this link on my friend Julie's website, and I click on pretty much everything she links, so obviously I check this one out. For some reason it made me cry. And I wanted to share it with all of you who read my blog.
Here it is.
