i feel so non-productive. woke up at some disgustingly late hour of the afternoon (that a-word says it all). on the bright side, i was very refreshed. i think by thursday every week, i'm running low on the sleep-bank. i checked up on emails, got the rundown of the kcf exec meeting that went on without me, tweaked the kcf budget a bit, and did little things of the sort. the next thing i knew, i was msn'ing with kasmo and phill, and later with kalun as well. the next thing i knew, it was time to leave for city-wide praise night! agh!! there went the whole afternoon!!

so i went, and it was packed as usual. ran into renee (from waterloo)...man, she's in ottawa for like, her THIRD workterm?! she must love this place! this girl came up to me and was like, "hi, you look really familiar to me..." and i said, "you're in my linguistics class!" so that was neat, i met a girl from school....actually, i met a ton of ppl from school. i went up to mark (the IV prez) and before i could even say hi, he said, "we have carrots!" yes, quite the interesting greeting, isn't it? now, before you think mark is a real quack (altho he is!), it's because mark works at the loblaws near my house. i complained to him last week that they don't often carry baby cut carrots in the 2lb bags. they only have the little bags, and i usually end up eating that in one sitting! he told me to take it up with the produce manager. when i went to loblaws on wednesday, i saw 2lb bags of baby carrots, and i thought to myself, "wayta go mark!" turns out their store got audited for something, and the person said they needed to carry the 2lb bags, so at least until december, they'll always have the big bags!! woohoo!!

we all left and went out to ESD and chilled. there were SO many of us that we took up the entire wall...i sat on the end by the door to the washrooms, and our table extended to the window! i couldn't even see the ppl at the other end! oh well, met some more ppl...including the guy i always see but i've never met...the guy with the magic music bag at city wide, who usually either plays sax or flute, but could quite possibly be anything else he pulls outta his bag. it was pretty cool chilling with pretty much complete strangers. actually, i think one of the guys picked up a homeless dude on the way, and the guy came to eat with us (like, all 30 of us?). i thought that was really nice, and we all chipped in for his meal. so yeah, now that i'm home, i should do some work, after pretty much squandering my entire day. doh.