I can't believe elmo's already a decade old ... TMX Elmo is a funny, but it's a riot when elmo talks with Robert DiNero.
If anyone (adult) talked in third person, it would be creepy, but for some reason, a red, furry monster who does this is considered cute. Who would have thunk he would have such a hit with adults and kids?
Friday, September 22
Wednesday, September 20
Facts for thought
Here's a blog with some really eye-opening facts about the world. Actually, these facts are condensed from the book 50 Facts that should change the world by Jessica Williams, a British television producer/journalist. (I stumbled upon this book on former classmate's blog)
Update on work and other stuff
The website project I've been working on with my sister is now complete (pretty much). It's good to be done. So to celebrate, we're celebrating with some fine dining and an evening at the Vancouver Theatre Sports for some laughs. This set is mocks the American television series "So You Think You Can Dance" (It's called "So You Think You Can Improvise").
Last night, my sister and I visited her former roommate (and a fellow former Regina person). She happened to move into the same building my sister lives. What a small world. We had a great time catching up. The irony is that even though she lives only two floors above us, we can't just go up on the elevator to drop by. These new condos have this system in which you can only go the floor you live or the garage level (where you can dispose of your recyclables and garbage). I realize security is important, but this extreme of security is hindering from any real community from forming within a condo building -- ok, I'll get off my soapbox now :) ).
As for the job front, I'm still applying for positions in Vancouver, Regina (only one or two), Ottawa and Toronto. Today, I noticed there were two positings with CBC Radio Archives (wow, my dream job ... or so I think) in Toronto. *drool*
C'est tout!
Oh yea, I just found out I have an interview with CBC Regina Thurs., Sept. 28 at 7:30 a.m.!
Update on work and other stuff
The website project I've been working on with my sister is now complete (pretty much). It's good to be done. So to celebrate, we're celebrating with some fine dining and an evening at the Vancouver Theatre Sports for some laughs. This set is mocks the American television series "So You Think You Can Dance" (It's called "So You Think You Can Improvise").
Last night, my sister and I visited her former roommate (and a fellow former Regina person). She happened to move into the same building my sister lives. What a small world. We had a great time catching up. The irony is that even though she lives only two floors above us, we can't just go up on the elevator to drop by. These new condos have this system in which you can only go the floor you live or the garage level (where you can dispose of your recyclables and garbage). I realize security is important, but this extreme of security is hindering from any real community from forming within a condo building -- ok, I'll get off my soapbox now :) ).
As for the job front, I'm still applying for positions in Vancouver, Regina (only one or two), Ottawa and Toronto. Today, I noticed there were two positings with CBC Radio Archives (wow, my dream job ... or so I think) in Toronto. *drool*
C'est tout!
Oh yea, I just found out I have an interview with CBC Regina Thurs., Sept. 28 at 7:30 a.m.!
Friday, September 8
vancouver by moonlight
This picture was taken about 5:30 a.m. Normally I'm still sleeping at this time, however, I was abruptly awakened by a very LOUD car alarm (which went off twice!) Since I couldn't fall back a sleep, I noticed the view outside the apartment and was inspired to take some moonlit shots.
Actually, this sort of set the tone for the rest of the day. Thankfully there were no more loud car alarms set off for the rest of the morning. My brain was fried from working on the contract work most of yesterday, so I took a break. I went down to the seawall and wandered around with my camera (took a few shots).
It was a good thing to relax, enjoy Vancouver during its sunny season.
Actually, this sort of set the tone for the rest of the day. Thankfully there were no more loud car alarms set off for the rest of the morning. My brain was fried from working on the contract work most of yesterday, so I took a break. I went down to the seawall and wandered around with my camera (took a few shots).
It was a good thing to relax, enjoy Vancouver during its sunny season.
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