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Gahhhhhhhhhhh.

This morning I woke up to an email that said that the other dude that replied before me would go bobsledding with another person, and that I would go bobsledding with the original girl. Of course I was happy to read that and got really excited again.

I get to school, tell all my friends, and we postponed our class skating trip that we were planning on doing after school tomorrow. Then an hour later I check my email again and turns out the girl actually had someone all along. :((

As of 6:35 PM, I am not going bobsledding. We unpostponed (preponed?) the skating trip. Who knows what is going to happen though, everything is seriously up in the air still.

Skeleton and bobsledding is a ROLLER COASTER OF EMOTIONS.

ON THE PLUS SIDE: last nights dinner was extremely tasty!!


Pulled pork sandwiches and Greek salad. I cooked the pork shoulder with onions and a cup of ginger ale for 9 hours on low, then drained off all the fat and shredded the pork. Then I mixed in the BBQ sauce (Kraft Garlic BBQ Sauce) and cooked it for another 4 hours on low. It was suuuuuper tender.

Mmmmm. I thought the sandwiches needed vegetables but we didn’t have cabbage so I decided to just put a few cucumber slices. I had a slice of cheese on mine. The salad had spinach, tomato, cucumber, black olives and feta. No dressing was necessary.

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I’m bummed.

Skeleton keeps getting cancelled. They need to have at least six committed people a week before the date to be able to book the time. So far the highest we’ve gotten to is FOUR.

I feel like I am never going to get to do skeleton again (Grandma, I think I can hear you cheering!), which makes me think that paying the $100 for a sliding membership was a colossal waste. Sigh. So many turned down ski trips because I thought I needed to save every penny for skeleton.

Then yesterday there was a posting looking for another body for three bobsled sessions this weekend. I asked Scott what he thought about me doing it and he said ‘Go for it!’ so I emailed the girl. But I just got a reply back saying another guy already volunteered. :((((( I am very sad.

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Last night was funnnnnn.


Scott got free tickets to see the Vancouver Giants (Western Hockey League). I invited my friend Lesley from class and we were having lots of fun just watching the game from our regular seats. Then in the first intermission a dude from Scott’s work came over and said we could go sit in the VIP area! I thought we would be there with some other people but NOPE. It was just the three of us in this big area with a whole bunch of comfy couches and chairs, and a huge bowl of popcorn and chips, and water and Coke in the fridge. WOOOOOOO!


Mmmm free popcorn.


Also Scott did some commentary. (Not really.)

Ewww they put us on the jumbotron and it was embarrassing. Scott was on his phone, Lesley was drinking her water, and I was busy stuffing my face with popcorn.

The Giants lost, but we had really a lot of fun.

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rosemarie:  pasta would be good but i think that would be too messy
not sure how people wash dishes….

me: hehe you are still in “girl guide mode”
real people just like scrape their dishes off with a stick
don’t worry about that stuff
once i went camping with peter and all we brought was two forks

me:  i’d probably just eat a lot of soup
cooked in a crusty pot
mmmm

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My feet are so sore.

My 2012 resolution was to walk to school more often, and so far I’m doing really well (3 for 3!), but my feet are so sore I might have to take the bus tomorrow.


Dang you sparkly shoes! I wore these on Monday and got a big blister on my toe. And it rubbed the back of my ankles a bit too, because they are so stiff and new. Tuesday I wore my old sneakers but they rubbed my toe too and they are worn out on the inner sides. Today I said “I DON’T CARE IF I LOOK LIKE JERRY SEINFELD” and wore my (white) running shoes with jeans. They felt good on my toe, but rubbed my irritated back of ankle. :((((

I LIKE walking to school! It takes 35 minutes, which is only about 5 minutes longer than if I took the bus because I have to line up at the stop early. I can listen to the CBC and hear about news and stuff, and I get my 30 minutes of daily activity done first thing in the morning. (PS that video is pretty cool.) I don’t want to take the bus!

Any advice about how to fix my feet? I’ve already got three bandaids on!!