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garnigalI took the PATH for the first time today. The humidity was killing me and the PATH is air conditioned - what's not to love.
First, on my way through the Eaton's Centre, I saw a young mother with two kids. The kids weren't very far apart in age; at first I thought they were twins, but one was a lot less talky than the other, so I'm guessing Irish twins, age 2 and 3ish.
Anyway, the kids headed over to look at one of the fountains, Mom calls them back, they come running. It was so sweet, I had to smile. Then I cracked up because one of the boys trips and falls in front of the other boy, tripping him. The halls echoed with the sound of unison crying. Mom just rolled her eyes and picked them up.
I figured out the PATH all the way to the corner of Richmond and Yonge, so I only had 2 blocks left. As soon as I get out of the PATH, who should I see walking toward me but Dmitri Dotsenko, one of my favourite co-workers from Angoss. I haven't seen him in a year, and then we bump into each other within three weeks of me working in Toronto again.
This bodes for a good day.
First, on my way through the Eaton's Centre, I saw a young mother with two kids. The kids weren't very far apart in age; at first I thought they were twins, but one was a lot less talky than the other, so I'm guessing Irish twins, age 2 and 3ish.
Anyway, the kids headed over to look at one of the fountains, Mom calls them back, they come running. It was so sweet, I had to smile. Then I cracked up because one of the boys trips and falls in front of the other boy, tripping him. The halls echoed with the sound of unison crying. Mom just rolled her eyes and picked them up.
I figured out the PATH all the way to the corner of Richmond and Yonge, so I only had 2 blocks left. As soon as I get out of the PATH, who should I see walking toward me but Dmitri Dotsenko, one of my favourite co-workers from Angoss. I haven't seen him in a year, and then we bump into each other within three weeks of me working in Toronto again.
This bodes for a good day.
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Date: 2005-06-14 01:31 pm (UTC)I think I've pretty much explored the whole thing in some capacity or another, it's a bit confusing at times but after a while you get used to it :)
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Date: 2005-06-14 02:50 pm (UTC)Okay, I can fix this. From now on, I'll read nothing but In Style and Vogue, and I'll talk about nothing but celebrities. I'll wear inappropriately tight and brightly coloured clothing, and say "isn't it cute? I saw Katie Holmes wearing one just like it on the cover of Teen People".
I will be annoying and lose all my friends.
I'd sooner be a geek.
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Date: 2005-06-14 03:00 pm (UTC)Please don't do that!
All the so-called 'normal' people where I work wear 'dressy casual' clothes and talk about their husbands and their kids and how busy they are taking care of everyone all the time. I think - you have a husband, why the hell isn't he helping? But then again I don't think men are helpless. And I'm digressing.
Geeks aren't cool, but I'd rather be a geek than cool any day. ;)