Killing time in GP
Here I find myself sitting in the hotel in GP with a day off. Knowing very few people in this town and currently not having much money to spend (going back to BC in a week) this is about the best use of time I could come up with. I have now written more blogs in the past two days than I have done in my entire life. Well things have taken an extra wierd little downward spiral in the craziness I pretend is my life. Not quite sure what to write about it all as of yet as I have not entirely assimilated the events of the past few days. This much I know I am currently ready to transfer off this crew and maybe back to one of the ones that I liked better. The trip to BC should do me some good but it's inevitably going to end up being a gong-show as usual. "Why's my life so kick ass?" One of these days I'll develop a spidey sense to warn me of upcoming crazy and then I can gracefully sidestep the extra drama and stress that is my life.
Aside from the inevitable crazy this trip will be great for many reasons. First, my little niece who is now three months old. I will get to see her for the second time and that is something that I am really looking forward to. Secondly I will get to see a lot of my family including parents, grandparents, sisters, aunts/uncles, and my cousins (I miss them all.) Thirdly I will get to see a whole bunch of friends that I've been missing ever since my fateful decision to move to the flatlands. There are people I want to see in Castlegar, (mainly my former roommate from Vic) my best friends from growing up, my sister's friends from growing up (my extra sisters) and some other people who I recently met online. In Victoria there are many of friends I can't wait to see. The more I talk about this the more excited I'm getting. I'm almost ready to just hop on a plane right now.
Aside from the inevitable crazy this trip will be great for many reasons. First, my little niece who is now three months old. I will get to see her for the second time and that is something that I am really looking forward to. Secondly I will get to see a lot of my family including parents, grandparents, sisters, aunts/uncles, and my cousins (I miss them all.) Thirdly I will get to see a whole bunch of friends that I've been missing ever since my fateful decision to move to the flatlands. There are people I want to see in Castlegar, (mainly my former roommate from Vic) my best friends from growing up, my sister's friends from growing up (my extra sisters) and some other people who I recently met online. In Victoria there are many of friends I can't wait to see. The more I talk about this the more excited I'm getting. I'm almost ready to just hop on a plane right now.