All right...bi-weekly update time!

Long weekend was GREAT. I didn't touch work at all, more because I decided to spend the weekend out west and ditch the laptop at home completely. I'm not sure I ever really got back into the 'work' mode or fully adjusted to either time zone so I've had issues this week. But, of course it was all worth it since I got to spend time with great company ;-) Went to the driving range, went to the public library for a self-tour (they were done tours for the day) and read for a while, had a nice dinner together, saw a couple movies, field trip to the mall, etc. Definitely one of the best weekends I've had in a while :)

This weekend was also fun and event-filled. Yesterday, I had a great lunch + talk time with J's parents. haha somehow I must've been off the wall because I started telling them some pretty stupid things about me, including my infamous stork theory regarding how I was brought into my family. Note to self, don't open mouth next time. Nevertheless, they were SUPER nice and if there's nothing else i learned, i learned that i can't cook. will need to learn recipes later :) As for today, I woke myself up at bloody 6am only to find that the laundry I expected to be dry for today wasn't! Apparently I didn't press the "Start" button on the dryer and woke up to wet jeans -- Noooo! So, the dryer had to come to life at 6am (i'm sure it was tired too) and I had to pack snacks, books, magazine, etc because it's Toronto International Film Festival day (for me)! My buddy, J (not the same J as above) and I couldn't get advance tickets (more because TIFF wasn't selling them) so we were forced into the RUSH ticket lineup (which started at 7am). We ended up getting there right about 7am and found 3 people in line. Competition wasn't bad for seats so we went in search of breakfast, gave up after not finding a Tim Hortons (so much for being on every street corner!) and came back to be about 10th in line. Course, as the morning continued, our line got pretty long. Not only ours, but the line for people who actually had tickets (i.e. bought passes, etc) were going around the corner and down the street. It was a long morning of waiting (luckily we did get food and i had reading material, tunes, and good company) and if you ever see History of Violence, I'm going to say it was worth it. I ended up giving it 5 stars on my rating. David Cronenberg knows his stuff :)

Okay, that's all i got for now. :)

Hopefully more to come soon....