Showing posts with label literary festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label literary festival. Show all posts

Friday, 21 February 2014

Day One on Galiano

My day in chronological order:

Wake up
Shower
Take dog to pee
Feed dog
Get ready
Take dog out to poop
Leave house
Pick up my coworker whom I carpool with
Go to Tim Hortons
Eat Tim Hortons in car
Get to school
Greet girls in advisor
Make pretest during spare block
Have English class, show Olympic hockey game
Have Drama class, show Olympic hockey game
Leave school
Drive home
Hug and fawn over my puppy
Worry about leaving my puppy
Hug puppy again
Say thank you and bye to neighbours who are taking care of puppy
Grab clothes
Drive to ferry with James
Board ferry
Take some pictures
Read book
Dock ferry
Drive to Driftwood Village Cottages
Check out cottages
Take pictures
Go to Galiano Inn
Meet up with author friends and say hi
Go to pub with James
Return to cottage
Bathe
Write blog post while James networks at wine and cheese night

Here are some pictures of the day:





Monday, 17 February 2014

Upcoming Weekend

James and I are going to Galiano Island next weekend. There is a literary festival there that James wants to attend. Raffi will be there. Raffi, as in Baby Beluga Raffi. THE Raffi.

I haven't purchased a ticket for the festival, even though I am going to stay at Galiano for the weekend. I haven't quite decided yet if I want to get out of my pajamas. I mean, meeting Raffi sounds amazing, but so does sleeping all day.

We aren't bringing the puppy. It will be the first time I will be away from Chewie for more than a night. Should be interesting. I've grown quite attached to the fluff ball.

I will take many pictures. I will blog about it, using the free wifi provided for my convenience.

I look forward to relaxing. Moving into James' house, getting a puppy, writing course outlines and completing the second round of report cards have taken a lot of my time. I shall lay in a bath for a ridiculous amount of time and watch an obscene amount of television.

I won't do any work. Don't tell my school, but I don't want to work at all.