Holidays

I have posted practically nothing since the 21st of December, and I feel guilty. I'm not entirely sure why I feel guilty, as it appears most of my regular blogs at least cut down production during holiday season.

And besides, it's not like that many people read me anyway. Oh well, I cheated myself. When I first started this thing back in October, my goal was to be a regular poster, and not have this site just dwindle away to nothing. If I would have kept on the pace of the past two weeks, it surely would have been over soon.

Oh well, on to the good stuff: HOLIDAY SEASON!

In Canada, the holiday season really only applies to the two weeks surrounding Christmas, generally ending on the day after the New Year's day holiday. So what did I do for the past couple of weeks? Not very much, and for the most part it was great.

I got off work on the 22nd, and started watching 24 Season 4 with Marc. It was great to get to spend a little bit of time with Marc, but we never did get to finish watching it. I will most likely end up finishing it off myself sometime next week.

On the 23rd, I headed to Yorkton, my birthplace and home to my father's family. I spent the 23rd and 24th there, and had a great time visiting with family and friends. On the 25th, I went to my mom's place in Regina and stayed there until the 27th. Also, a good time.

On the 28th, it was back to work. Not cool. I had to work New Year's Eve until 5:00pm, and then New Year's Day at 8:30am. Not cool. I suppose I'll get over it.

New Year's Eve pretty much sucked a great deal. We started trying to call a cab around 8:30, but were unsuccessful. We finally managed to get out of my house by 11:30, and ended up at our destination at approximately 11:45. Our destination was supposed to be a big party, but ended up being 10 people. Not a very cool situation for the count down. Oh well, once again, I'll probably survive.

Those were my holidays. Hope yours were fun, and all that jazz. To a good 2006!