21st Century

Yesterday, and today, and tomorrow

I love it when my weekends are filled with activities and people. It all started off very well on Friday night with that little girl party at Laurie's, a pre-birthday drinking and eating party at her house, with a lot of girls, and just one guy for a couple of minutes. Fun, but too much baby talk. And when you don't have a baby, or not even think about having one too soon, it gets kind of boring. Anyhow, it was fun. Trying out Victoria's Secret bras that looks amazing on anybody, drinking Cosmopolitans and Martinis, mixed with some beer, it was fun.
Saturday morning I woke up all by myself at 6:55 (what can I tell you, the force of habit), and went to the Community center to help them with registrations for the summer camp. Fun too. Lots of English speaking parents at this French Community center in Montreal, and the last one even spoke Romanian, so we had a nice talk about Canada, possibilities for a new immigrant here, we even exchanged phone numbers, cause she seemed like a nice person. I got back home at around 1pm, and started some house chores (like I usually do on Saturday, and I was a week late already...) Not much of a housekeeper, me. Whatever. Then I went out again, this time to watch Dragon Boats competitions on the Olympic track on Ste Helene's island, south of Montreal. I met my friends, Talar and Marc there, she took a lot of pictures, and maybe I will have some to post here too. I didn't bring my own camera because I am lazy, primarily, and secondly because I don't feel a good connection between that camera and myself... Nice weather, sunny and a little bit windy, I am already a bit tanned, and I like it, I got new shoes on, very happy looking shoes! Then came back home, by subway and bus while reading "The Innocent Man" by John Grisham (not so good, really, as I have expected ...), and watched a movie, well, half of it anyway, cause I fell asleep after such a busy day.
Today? It's "Journée des musées" in Montreal, which means that today, from 9am to 6pm you can go visit any museum for free. Summer is starting to look really good in Montreal, with lots of things to do each weekend. And I will gladly keep you posted.
Tomorrow I'm going to see an apartment, maybe my next one, it's in a very nice area, but I'm sure it won't be perfect, not for the price the owner is asking. Well, we'll see.
OK, so that's my weekend for now, hope you enjoy yours too!

posted by Bambi @ 9:06 AM