March 2010
6 posts
Home!
Been home for about 2 weeks, and I’ve got to say, I couldn’t be happier. Vancouver’s my home, and I just keep appreciating it. Like, the colour green. Other people don’t experience it nearly as much. I can’t imagine how overwhelming coming here for the first time must be. I grew up on green. The colour, the landscape. Blue too. Blue mountains.. sometimes blue sky, but...
Coming Home
I started this blog with a beyond excited outlook on Katimavik. I’d been accepted to something big! Woo! It was definitely a pick me up after not getting my acceptance letter from SFU (Though, it did come later that summer).
I didn’t expect it to be this intense, or hard, or just all around annoying. Honestly, the program isn’t anything I expected. And maybe I didn’t...
Today was Better
I’m still not having fun exactly, but it’s better. Still can’t wait for Easter weekend, but I’m surviving here. Starting to believe I’ll make it. We’ll see once I start working. I don’t want to just be surviving here. I want to be enjoying myself. Living here, not just existing.
We went and checked out jobs and shit. I want to work at the day care centre....
I Don't Like Cooking Here
And THAT’S when you know something’s wrong. Here I don’t want to cook, or bake, or do anything I love. I sit in my room on my computer, waiting to walk to people. This is fucked. I should be having the time of my life, not moping about like someone died.
Dad said something that made sense. I would see people all the time back home, and now I’ve lost them all, if only...
Hype is always bigger than the real thing
And part of me thinks the real thing sucks.
I’m unhappy here. I cry too much, and I think I’m reverting back to when I was “depressed” I barely eat, and when I do, it makes me feel sick. I sleep for like, 4 hours a night, I exclude myself from everyone here. I’m constantly itching to talk to you guys back home. It’s the highlight of my day, and that’s not...
Yahoo: Speedskating star Shani Davis calls US team... →
fuckyeahcanada:
blownspeakers:
“He’s a jerk,” Shani Davis said Thursday when asked for his take on the popular mock-pundit’s criticism of Canucks. “You can put that in the paper.”
Positive things in this man’s life: he can skate really fast and Stephen Colbert’s real life fundraising efforts mean he can skate really fast in the Olympics.
Negative things: He doesn’t understand satire.
Not...
