as i said earlier: i really wish all these awesome events weren't happening right now seeing as i have far too much work to take care of to even think of a social life...

maybe thursday next week...



in the meantime, though, i bought a ticket to the SO4 show happening this NYE at the citadel. . . . . . o o o o o o o o . . . . . . is anyone else going to it? i mean, i'm not going alone, i'm going with friends from my hipster/hippie/feminist circle of buds, but if others are there, it'd be good to share at least a clink of the glasses come midnight...

curious at all as to how i've spent my last 4 months?
come see the end product here:


Hills like White Elephants CD release

Sounds questionable. Hopefully it works out.

No, nothing Lineage related. More late-night-internet-purchase-related. Not a five-year commitment though (at least, I don't think so....)

What did you get Par? A siege Golem?

Speaking of impulse buys, I hope I didn't just make a mistake....

How Not to Be Seen -- the Monty Python classic redux in Halo:

i don't know what it is... here i am, the 20-something, who, by all intents and purposes, should be more extravagant and careless with my spending (because I don't know better, yet), and i'm the one worried about my parents quick decision on this.

hell, they spend more time shopping for cars, and they only stick with them for 5-10 years... so this whole locked in 5 year direct interac withdrawal deal should have been a well-thought-over, comparison-shopped thing. i think they treated my cousin (when he was a vacuum salesman) with more caution than this guy. and it was for power and natural gas... that's a load of money.

my mom's ALWAYS complaining about the gas/electricity bills... and if this new deal locks them in at a HIGHER rate, what then? oops, too late now...? for fuck's sake. at least take the brochure and wait a day or two... don't impulse buy your home utilities.

Direct energy are basically hosers who sell you contracts but no service. They don't own any power or utility services in this province. They act as deal brokers between you and a power company. They give the apperance of competition.