Things Making Me Happy

– “Alberta Bound” by Gordon Lightfoot just came on the folk roots station I'm listening too. 

– As Linda said in her comments for the last entry, the coffee house was a blast and everybody who got up did an awesome job.  I gotta give Classmate of the Day to the storytellers though (Meg, Becky, Graham and Nicole)  as they just blew me away.  Ryan Madden wasn't officially part of the Storyteller cabal I don't think but his monologue as a preacher railing against the evil public library (does he read my blog?) was hilarious. 

I guess technically we didn't see Nicole's kick-off storytelling performance because Christina and I, with our good Saskatchewan sense of direction, wandered around downtown looking for “Colbourne Ave” that was printed on the ticket instead of the much more well-known and, as it turns out, correct “Colbourne St.”  Oops!  We're both in 525 Managing Internet Information but apparently neither of us has a familiarity with Google Maps either.

– Heading down to the APK later this afternoon and will work on my presentation I'm doing in the 501 class on Tuesday since it's a much more conducive location for work, don't you think?  If you're reading this on Sunday afternoon, feel free to stop by for a pint.  I can't promise you that I won't have my head buried in a laptop but I should be able to look up for a few minutes. 👍

– Shea gets home tomorrow so I'll likely be down to my one post per day ratio again!

– There's a storm a brewin' and I'm looking forward to it – batten down the hatches!

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I started this blog in 2006 when I was doing my Master of Library Science degree at the University of Western Ontario.

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  1. I prefer the Runt Club for “working”, though you have to snag the spot by the popcornmaker to claim one of the few outlets…
    S

  2. I've actually never been to the Runt Club yet. I should really expand my horizons – I really only go to three places: the Grad Club at the Uni, Alex P. Keaton's and for some reason, I end up at Poacher's Arms quite a bit too.

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