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<-- my life, by webgoddesscathy --> :: Saturday, November 06, 2004 :: Alex and I went to the ROM last night. We discovered that many of the exhibits are the same as they were when we went to visit in elementary school. A little disappointing. But free on Fridays. And at least I got to show and tell him my NZ fairy penguin story. He seemed to like it. Today I'll putter around, read some of my online marketing strategy book (I hope), go for breakfast, drink some coffee and then go to Sarah's for dinner tonight. :: Cathy 8:15 AM [+] :: 0 comments :: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 :: Back from my Web Strategy class - always an interesting diversion. It'd be great if I could find the time to read more than a chapter of my textbook before my test next week. Of course, that might necessitate me never blogging again. And never writing another personal email. Could be a problem for me. Well, one step at a time, I guess. :: Cathy 6:53 PM [+] :: 0 comments :: Monday, November 01, 2004 :: Drinking a yummy strawberry banana orange yogurt smoothie - my specialty. The only other smoothie I've ever tasted that came close to mine was the one I had in Boston. that one came close, I'll admit. But right now, I feel the goodness flooding into me. Another 12-hour day, but I spoke with my boss about how we can reduce my hours. So we're working on it at least. At least I got home in time to do some laundry. I was in desperate need: tomorrow I wouldn't have had any socks left. Although I suppose that's a good reason to buy MORE socks. If I had time to shop, I mean. I got a lovely email from my friends Andrea in Germany and Jaap in Holland. They were both worried about me and tried to remind me that life is beautiful and shouldn't be so full of stress. However, I did discover today that stess makes people forgetful. So that's why I'm such a tard lately. At least now I have an excuse. Oh. Gotta go get my laundry... :: Cathy 5:42 PM [+] :: 0 comments :: Sunday, October 31, 2004 :: After a minor freak-out on Alex (who graciously knows how to handle an obsessing, panicked Cathy) I am feeling better. Of course, it is Sunday, and I've had two days to relax a little. Actually, I only had one day of real relaxation, since yesterday was go-go-go. Saturday, morning I got up as usual to go to my usability class, which was really interesting and where I met some really nice people. I TTC'd my way home for an hour and a half (goodness, sometimes it would be nice to have a car!) so I could eat and stuff my costume into a bag before TTCing to Tree's place. We chatted and drank some much-needed wine before putting on our costumes and doing our hair and make up. My coworker had lent me an old costume of hers to wear. It was the cutest space-girl costume I've ever seen! I wish I were creative enough to make stuff like that! Picture me walking down the street to the subway in my silver lame with pink piping Jetson-esque dress with a puffy pink shiny wide collar, matching silver boots and silver wrap, silver makeup, glitter-faced and pig-tailed... walking beside a Lord of the Rings extra with an aluminum-foil sword and medieval braids. People couldn't stop staring. The best was Alex's costume: a devil-face with a "Vote bush" t-shirt. It was GREAT. We went off to my friend Tanya's Halloween engagement party. More wine. Saw two guys that I'd been involved with in the past. Weird. And today I got to go for dim sum with Alex. I always like taking people for their first dim sum experience. It's such a different way to eat, and of course it takes some getting used to. I don't think that Alex will be fighting to go back soon. But then we went shopping and I bought some cool pants at Guess, one of my favourite stores. I decided that I would celebrate my raise with a new pair of pants. I don't have a whole lot of work clothes... funny how your notion of clothing variety changes when you don't have to carry it all on your back. We went for coffee and talked about work stuff and I started to panic about going back to work tomorrow. I just went quiet. Walked home. And freaked out. Alex patted me on the back and smoothed my hair and said soothing words and we talked about what I already know to be true in my head and heart but don't know how to bring about in the real world. And finally, somehow, we talked of other things and I felt better. He is good at hugging, I have concluded. It is one of my favourite things about him. And now I'm here at home, knowing that I should be reading my Web Strategy textbook, but preferring to geek out a little and just being selfish, knowing I deserve it. :: Cathy 5:25 PM [+] :: 0 comments |
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