Penultimate

Another year is coming to a close, and I don’t know what to say. Unlike last year, pretty much all of the people we’re saying goodbye to are coming back next year. And I’ll be able to see a bunch of them over the summer, anyway, seeing as how half the people at this crazy school are from Toronto. But, still, leaving kind of sucks, doesn’t it? I keep waiting for things to become like the final episode of any given sitcom, where the house is sold and the family goes their separate ways and there’s a bunch of crying people and sadness. And then the last person walks out slowly, turns around and mutters something profound like “The sky weeps in rememberance, Morty…” and then turns off the lights.

I’m really not making a lot of sense.

PICTURES

These cover various exploits in March, and actually cover a large expanse of time. Let’s check out the higlights, shall we?

• Here we see Rory O’Sullivan’s sister, who came to visit Rory and apparently eat pizza as big as her head. She is coming to Dalhousie next year and is likely far too cool to ever want to hang out with us again.
• O’SULLIVAN: A PLAY IN THREE ACTS
  

  ACT 1
  RORY: Hello
  SIP
  ACT 2
  RORY: Hello
  SIP
  ACT 3
  RORY: Helloooo
  -FIN-

• Sometimes to make class interesting I set goals for myself. Like trying to sneakily take pictures of the professor. You’re on the internet, David McNeil.
• I don’t quite know how to describe Lianne, other than by saying that I understand that she is unable to wink. Which is pretty damn weird, if you ask me. It’s pretty easy to wink. I’ve been doing it all my life. Here is a picture of Lianne.
• This is a Clock Man.
• Guess whose legs these are! And then guess the liquid. And then laugh a little, because, haha, it’s funny.
• Included in this set in the story of the giant sandwich. Mike was very hungry and thus, once the sandwich was prepared, both the hungry Mike and the filled-with-rage Bryan started to eat. And eat and eat and eat. (Someone needed help) And then, the giant sandwich(es) were defeated.
• SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES sarah jones SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES SARAH JONES!
• Check it out, we got a kite. We tried to fly the kite in the rain. Bryan was very happy. The experiment was a failure.
• And, finally, Mike went to the GAP. We thought it important to introduce our own Mike Weir to the latest trends in fashion, and thus had him try several wonderful ensembles to the delight of both us and the employees. Unfortunately I was only able to take one picture before I was informed that picture taking was not allowed. But man, what a picture.

Here are more more.

Goodnight and Godbless.

Matt