Gradually it Fades
Stuff is finishing up and I am getting paid. Friday went smoothly with accompanying various people, tutoring and drums. Saturday was quite the day. I woke up around 11 or 12 to a beautiful day. I played some piano and did a little homework. I ended up riding my bike to Long Lake and saw a few ppl, then rode up to Superstore randomly and back home for a driving lesson. I got my certificate for the lesson so that I may take my N test early. That evening was Connie's b-day party and then I visited Alana afterwards. I chilled with Ruiz and Emily for a while and then went home to write the giant 3,307.
Sunday pretty much started with tutoring Nestor. I saw Alana for a couple hours and then caught the ferry to Vancouver. I took the bus to Georgia and Burrard and then walked to Robson to look around at stores. I bought "Facelift" (1990) by Alice in Chains at Virgin Records. That evening I was picked up by my aunt and taken to my cousin's bf's grandparents house where I played bridge. I slept at my aunt's house and went to UBC on Monday morn.
There I wandered around before going to the Leonard S. Klinck building to hear from Dr. George Bluman and others. The highlights of the day were standing on a homemade hovercraft, eating a catered lunch in Cecil Green Park and winning 1000 more unusable dollars at UBC, since I'm not going there. I took the bus from UBC to Hastings and Hornby, walked past Canada Place (mmmmmm) and on to the Seaplane terminal. I came home to play at the band concert.
District Awards and Choir Night approach which should be fun. School is wrapping up and I can't believe how excited I am. I will be the one whooping, as opposed to crying, at graduation.
Sunday pretty much started with tutoring Nestor. I saw Alana for a couple hours and then caught the ferry to Vancouver. I took the bus to Georgia and Burrard and then walked to Robson to look around at stores. I bought "Facelift" (1990) by Alice in Chains at Virgin Records. That evening I was picked up by my aunt and taken to my cousin's bf's grandparents house where I played bridge. I slept at my aunt's house and went to UBC on Monday morn.
There I wandered around before going to the Leonard S. Klinck building to hear from Dr. George Bluman and others. The highlights of the day were standing on a homemade hovercraft, eating a catered lunch in Cecil Green Park and winning 1000 more unusable dollars at UBC, since I'm not going there. I took the bus from UBC to Hastings and Hornby, walked past Canada Place (mmmmmm) and on to the Seaplane terminal. I came home to play at the band concert.
District Awards and Choir Night approach which should be fun. School is wrapping up and I can't believe how excited I am. I will be the one whooping, as opposed to crying, at graduation.
10 Comments:
:). quite a giant 3,307!!! MUCH appreciated. Im sorry I won't be able to make the choir performance tomorrow night. Trickle Trickle. I'm looking foreward to Thursday evening though. talk to you soon Brad.. see you in the morning.
( soon, i am coming over to listen to facelift)
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Unknown, at 10:47 p.m.
Nothing wrong with not crying, sure, it'll be sad to leave everyone, but it won't be sad to leave highschool!
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barbara_mary, at 9:38 a.m.
aMEN.
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Anonymous, at 7:27 p.m.
** do doo do doo ** :P
- port theater 2murrah!-
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Unknown, at 10:55 p.m.
oh - and.. we need to play tennis sometime soooon.
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Unknown, at 11:16 p.m.
I feel like a traitor, because I am more excited about District Award Night, than I was about the choir concert. burn on me.
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VivaLaPinto, at 12:05 p.m.
no sweat alleah. 500+ dollars is quite exciting. I'm not really leaving people when I graduate. I'm leaving people when I go to university. The people that I won't see anymore aren't my friends. I'll see my friends in the summer anyways and that is exciting to me. :D
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bradfurd, at 3:19 p.m.
I second that motion. It would also be awesome if, even for just one summer, you were known as "the Stiffler of Wellington." Just a thought.
rock on
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K, at 6:05 a.m.
AH, no, Kevin! Stifler should NEVER be brought to life, and certainly not by someone as already awesome as Brad Nielson!
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VivaLaPinto, at 11:27 a.m.
i second alleah's motion
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Unknown, at 11:50 a.m.
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