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Monday, September 05, 2005

Happy Labour Day

Yesterday was pretty good. I woke up incredibly tired and went to Metrotown. It sucked there, to be quite frank, so I left and went to Granville street right by the bridge looking for a Long & McQuade. I found a 7-11, bought a map and LD phone card (4.4 cents/minute and no connection fee). The lady there did not know where on Granville the store was. I went across the street and there just happened to be a guitar store (West Coast Music). He told me that Long and McQuade was closed on Sunday's.

I shopped in his store. I looked at two acoustic guitars: one with a laminate top and one with a solid wood top. I ended up getting a solid top Aria acoustic guitar and hard case with my grad present money from my grandma. I also bought 12 packs of electric strings, 1 pack of acoustic, 6 picks, 2 guitar straps and paid 10 dollars to get a strap piece in a better place on the acoustic so basically I'm ready to rock.

That night I saw Dave and Jamie and they decided to have a belated birthday party for me. It was pretty crazy and very university-like. I went outside and sprained my ankle quite harshly playing ultimate. I was quite happy to be able to just crash in my room down the hall and answer no questions. I woke up the next day feeling great having just slept 11 hours. Today I've rested my ankle.

I sat around and went out to do my laundry. Quite a few people were wondering how I was feeling and I could proudly say I was feeling great. Laundry took way too long and it sucked. My t-shirts are wrinkled. I played the acoustic and looked at a map of Vancouver while I was waiting for my laundry. I came back to my room and started playing the electric. I started writing a sweet song and learned 5 Minutes Alone.

Alana and I are going to continue going out and try a LD relationship relying on cell phones and phone cards. :) I heard about Leah and Brian trying it and wondered why I wasn't. Then I heard about Jamie and how he really liked this shy, smart girl at his high school and just went for it and he is really happy. So I am trying what many people consider hard, but I don't see it being difficult to maintain a relationship. It will just be saddening not to see Alana everyday.

I have a new email address, bradneilson@gmail.com I am using it for MSN and email now because shaw doesn't care for my new computer. Feel free to email me. I love receiving things from Nanaimo. I can promise a 2 day response time. When I find out my workload I can probably say next day response. Everyone who is going to university this year, I hope you have a sweet time. With the price of tuition I should hope we enjoy it. :D

4 Comments:

  • Brad you made me the happiest girl in naniamo tonight. I dont know what I would have done without you.

    Less than a week until im there man!

    By Blogger Unknown, at 11:39 p.m.  

  • Long distance relationships are hard (hey, I've done it for a year!) but so worth it when you get to see them. Warning! Phone bills add up quickly :s

    By Blogger barbara_mary, at 8:48 a.m.  

  • indeed they ARE hard, but some would argue more worth it, because you never ever get tired of the other person and seeing them is always so special. like you appreciate each other more.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 9:40 a.m.  

  • i changed my blog addy its agreenshade.blogspot.com now

    By Blogger Unknown, at 1:49 a.m.  

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