Dear Carly,
Good to hear from you. I'm doing okay. I'm working in downtown Barrie as a cellular phone salesperson. They gave me a free Blackberry and I've decided to only work for people who buy me toys from now on. The store is upstairs from a place called "Vin de Garage" and the place smells like wine on humid days.
Sherry and I went to Toronto on Saturday and hung out on Dave Alexander's back deck with friends from what is rapidly becoming "back in the day."
Today was my day off so I worked on overhauling my website and napped with Sherry on the couch and barbecued souvlaki and watched Battlestar Galactica.
The most disturbing thing about Barrie is not the widespread but subtle racism or the alarming number of churches or even that Big John's Records was bought by some guy who renamed it BJ's and cleaned it out and removed all the threatening signage and Sharpie-on-boxboard political screeds from the wall, but the fact that I find myself listening to Sloan almost constantly, while puttering around on the internet and reading science fiction novels in my parents' basement.
I'm trying not to regress to seventeen but it's a losing battle.
With very little respect for authority,
Regan
Sherry and I went to Toronto on Saturday and hung out on Dave Alexander's back deck with friends from what is rapidly becoming "back in the day."
Today was my day off so I worked on overhauling my website and napped with Sherry on the couch and barbecued souvlaki and watched Battlestar Galactica.
The most disturbing thing about Barrie is not the widespread but subtle racism or the alarming number of churches or even that Big John's Records was bought by some guy who renamed it BJ's and cleaned it out and removed all the threatening signage and Sharpie-on-boxboard political screeds from the wall, but the fact that I find myself listening to Sloan almost constantly, while puttering around on the internet and reading science fiction novels in my parents' basement.
I'm trying not to regress to seventeen but it's a losing battle.
With very little respect for authority,
Regan
posted by regan | 11:36 pm
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"The most disturbing thing about Barrie is not the widespread but subtle racism or the alarming number of churches or even that Big John's Records was bought by some guy who renamed it BJ's and cleaned it out and removed all the threatening signage and Sharpie-on-boxboard political screeds from the wall, but the fact that I find myself listening to Sloan almost constantly, while puttering around on the internet..."
Barrie sounds a lot like Smiths Falls. Adrian says he's actually heard people say, "Holy shit, there's a Chinese guy," while visiting me here. I'm very glad to be leaving in two weeks.
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