Sunday, March 28, 2004
Right now i am listening to Cat Stevens singing "On the Road to Find Out." It's totally different from what Reily did... but good in a weird '70's sort of way.
I was reading Diane's blog, and it occured to me that i haven't posted for quite some time. So...
My Canada excursion: I think I would have to grade this as an 7.5/10, because it was really fun (and educational), but had it's downpoints as well.
High points: shopping in the huge mall next door to the Inn and going into expensive stores and trying on prom dresses(!), hearing to amazing men's choir Chor Leoni, eating oranges and watching "playing it straight" (not a show I'd reccommend but a good one to make fun of), and riding the train, as well as the Skytrain.
Low Points: one of my roommates getting caught sneaking out after curfew (only low because she was soooo worried about it), Going into the city and accidently walking into a rather dodgy part of town in search of thrift stores...
but mostly the trip was really excellent.
Baker was about a 9/10!! It was great. It's so beautiful in those mountains. The only bad part was not being able to hang out with everyone I wanted to. I love sledding! and the cocoa was thick and choclately -- just the way i like it! The worship times were all very sweet, and Tom's teaching really challenged me...
so now i have reviewed the items of interest. My posting is probably going to be pretty far apart (it already has been) from here on out. I'm not on the computer as much as i used to be, and I don't have a lot of time. Maybe when summer comes...
To leave you on a high note, my dear friends the Bryans are back to visit. They are missionaries in Russia! I can't wait to see them.
I was reading Diane's blog, and it occured to me that i haven't posted for quite some time. So...
My Canada excursion: I think I would have to grade this as an 7.5/10, because it was really fun (and educational), but had it's downpoints as well.
High points: shopping in the huge mall next door to the Inn and going into expensive stores and trying on prom dresses(!), hearing to amazing men's choir Chor Leoni, eating oranges and watching "playing it straight" (not a show I'd reccommend but a good one to make fun of), and riding the train, as well as the Skytrain.
Low Points: one of my roommates getting caught sneaking out after curfew (only low because she was soooo worried about it), Going into the city and accidently walking into a rather dodgy part of town in search of thrift stores...
but mostly the trip was really excellent.
Baker was about a 9/10!! It was great. It's so beautiful in those mountains. The only bad part was not being able to hang out with everyone I wanted to. I love sledding! and the cocoa was thick and choclately -- just the way i like it! The worship times were all very sweet, and Tom's teaching really challenged me...
so now i have reviewed the items of interest. My posting is probably going to be pretty far apart (it already has been) from here on out. I'm not on the computer as much as i used to be, and I don't have a lot of time. Maybe when summer comes...
To leave you on a high note, my dear friends the Bryans are back to visit. They are missionaries in Russia! I can't wait to see them.
