Hello Summer

Well, I have forever said goodbye to Innis Residence. Funny how you suddenly start feeling a lot more affectionate towards a place when you realize that after the next day you'll never be coming back.

My last night in residence was SO much fun.. finally being free of the burden of exams I could fully appreciate the awesomeness of having a whole suite to myself. I started off by taking a nice sweet long nap.. mmmm.. sleep after being sleep deprived is the best.. watched the Gilmore Girls season finale.. OMG!! Did some good old fiddling on my baby and on Betsy.. I realized that if I played the panflute in the suite hallway/kitchen, the echo mades the tone so UNBELIEVABLY FULL AND BEAUTIFUL. So I had a LOT of fun with that. A friend came over and we watched one of my favourite childhood movies, "The Land of Faraway".. I never realized what an enormous homosexual undertone it had.. the guy at Pizza Hut gave me a large order of breadsticks instead of small by accident and just let me have it! How awesome is that.

Anyways, after friend left I decided to get down to it. And by -it- I mean the DISGUSTING bathroom. I have no idea how it got so dirty.. but it had a seriously thick layer of dirt. I pulled my cd player out into the hallway cuz everything is more fun with music. I put on some ska, more specifically The Planet Smashers and OMFG IT WAS SO MUCH FUN!!! This is retarded but I think that it came close to being the most fun I've had in that suite all year. Cuz honestly guys, how much fun is it to dance when no one can see you? And dance scrubbing? It felt really good and was awesome. I almost wished I had another bathroom to clean.

Moving out was a huge hassle. It was pouring rain all day.. it took sooo long to get everything out and get the place clean.. thankfully mommy dearest took the initiative with
most of the cleaning.. but I finally got home, and now here I am, in Markham. I slept for most of the evening.

This morning I had 2 job interviews.
#1 having already checked my references and actually having a daughter that I used to work with at the barn (which is next door) pretty much offered me 9-5, mon-fri (landscaping, aka garden bitch.. she asked if I'd feel comfortable working the tractors/fork lifts hehe)

#2 was at Day Camp. I want this job SO much. At first I was terrified cuz the interviewers were young guys, early 20's, and after the girl who got interviewed before me left (I was still filling out applications) I overheard them just ripping her up and laughing at her and making fun of her.. as boys will. BUT I think it went really well.. I managed to develop a really good rapport with them, laughing and joking and poking fun at them which they seemed to like, I even have a "bit" with one of them (as they'd call it on gilmore girls.)Damn he was really hot too.. and they seemed to like the answers to questions I gave.. and they spent a lot of time talking to me about what the job would actually be like, so I think I've got pretty good chances!! *crosses fingers*

But, I won't hear from them for another couple of weeks.. so what I'm probably going to do is take the landscaping job (the labour will me good for me) and then quit if I get the day camp job.

Jamie came along with me in the car to handle the directions and make sure I didn't crash or get hopelessly lost (which I definately would have..) and we rocked out to Sum41 and the Backstreet Boys.. AWESOME! And he's the one that put the cd in... hehe what fun <3

And so summer begins.. a work filled summer *sigh* It may be work filled but at least it'll be structured.. I agree with Chelsea on how not having a routine is maddening.