La Vie en Rose

"And though I close my eyes I see La vie en rose When you press me to your heart I'm in a world apart A world where roses bloom..."

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Location: Canada

I'm a 22 year old ready to make an impression in the world.

Tuesday, December 19, 2006

Air Crappy redeemed itself! Shocking, isn't it

For the last three years, I have flown numerous times to and from Ottawa and Moncton. For most of these flights I have taken the airline Air Canada, aka Air Crappy (due to delays or for other travellers missed luggage). Well this time my faith in the airline was restored. Not only was my flight from Moncton to Ottawa ON TIME it got into Montreal 30 MINUTES early-talk about good time. So after waiting an hour in the Montreal airport for my next flight, our flight again arrived on time and we arrived in Ottawa very safely. Only drawbacks of the whole experience-losing my glasses' cleaner to security (my own fault. Not only did i forget to put the cleaner in a plastic bag, but it exceeded the authorised amount for non-medicinal liquids). So rather than argue, I have now assisted a security guard to have cleaner glasses. Second drawback was entirely due to my own stupidity! I knew my seat from Montreal to Ottawa was 7D, and through the entire waiting time in the montreal airport I memorised 7D! Then, "This is a boarding call for all passengers on flight AC8973 in rows 6-10," played on the speakers so I jumped up and got in line. Then what did I do, sit down in seat 6A. Nothing close to 7D. well...I guess i had a senior's moment. I didn't even realise my mistake until the stewardess came over and asked both me and the guy next to me to show her our boarding passes. hehe...jokes up Heather. So I said I'd get up and move but no, there were empty seats closer to the front (the passenger was an elderly lady who wanted ot be close to the front anyway). so other than my two own mistakes, I have now restored my faith entirely in the Air Canada industry. However, before i make them a medal. let's just wait for the trip back.

Wednesday, December 13, 2006

cue Handel's Messiah's famous chorus....

I AM DONE-exams, papers, presentations, everything. well for this semester anyway...which means four months of my BA left! I am totally pumped yet am freaking out! I did work really hard this semester, which is funny cause I still was up till at least 3am the week papers were due. It's hard to believe that four years have nearly ended. I'm not completely sure what I wish to do with my life, but I have some plans. We'll see what happens, but whatever it is...God is there helping me decide.
i was laughing today, nothing unusual, because I was thinking back to grade 12 and how I desperately wanted to go Trent. I was still going to be an English major but not at little ole ABU. I did however, want to attend Oxford. And here i am, four years later, with Oxford on the transcript and a HUGE load of memories tucked away for safe keeping. I like how God shakes things up for us; we want something but He leads us in the opposite way. He tells us there is a place where the grass is green...and we can actually go there.

Monday, December 11, 2006

Christmas Banquet

Friday was ABU's Christmas banquet, held the first time ever at the school itself. I was very skeptical with that arrangement, but I was pleasantly surprised with everything. There was a nice relaxed atmosphere, which made it a lot more fun. I just had a great time.

Wednesday, December 06, 2006

Emily's Boredom Quiz

1. Grab the book nearest to you, turn to page 18, and find line 4. A. "But it was not this which steeped the feeble soul of Twemlow in confusion," (Our Mutual Friend-Charles Dickens)
2. Stretch your left arm out as far as you can. What can you touch? A. the wall or air
3. What is the last thing you watched on TV? A. Gilmore Girls on DVD
4. Without looking, guess what time it is. A. 7:15pm
5. Now look at the clock. What is the actual time? A. wow, that is totally a fluke, it actually is 7:15
6. With the exception of the computer, what can you hear? Laura-Lee and Dave's muffled voices (I'm in my room)
7. When did you last step outside? What were you doing? Just a little while ago to go drop Julie-Anne off at teamkid and go to subway for supper
8. Before you started this survey, what did you look at? a blog
9. What are you wearing? white pj pants with pink reindeer and candy canes on them and a blue polar fleece shirt (I don't care about matching too much right now!)
10. Did you dream last night? I don't think so
11. When did you last laugh? yesterday I'm sure (my mind has melded, I really don't know things)
12. What is on the walls of the room you are in? on one there is a mirror, on another a Royal Shakespeare Company poster for Romeo and juliet, and another has a map of Charlbury and a poster of Shakespeare. oh yeah and another has my bulletin board and calendar
13. Seen anything weird lately? For sure
14. What do you think of this quiz? I should be doing school work, which is due tomorrow, but I wanted a little procrastination before I cried of stress
15. What is the last film or video you saw? So long ago-Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants
16. If you became a multi-millionaire overnight, what would you buy? A flat in London, Burberry clothes, and hmm....I dunno
17. Tell me something about you that I don’t know. um...isn't the point of a secret to keep it?
18. If you could change one thing about the world, regardless of guilt or politics, what would you do? get rid of abortion
19. Do you like to dance? Of course. do I dance well...not at all
20. Comment to George Bush: Hi
21. Imagine your first child is a girl, what do you call her? Alissa Sharon (and I'll add another middle name when I can think of it)
22. Imagine your first child is a boy, what do you call him? Noah Cameron
23. Would you ever consider living abroad? A. yes and I have
24. What do you want God to say to you when you reach the pearly gate? Good job!
25. 5 people who must also do this quiz on THEIR blog:I don't care

Sunday, December 03, 2006

Today at 2pm in the auditorium a Christmas play will be performed. It includes the line, "God Bless us, everyone," which clearly sets the tone for the whole message. Though it may not be completely organised, the play will be an interesting experience. Even if you aren't into theatre, you can come and watch me spazz right out onstage. Apparently, it's some people's favourite part.