Oh my i haven't been on here for a while.
Been busy like a bee.
My cousin's Graduation, Family visiting for graduation, work, etc....keeps you busy.

Rocked at the Hill with Bon Jovi, Buchman-Cummings, State of Shock, Mobile and Alpha Roccoco. It was awesome, all the bands were great. Spent 17 hours up and 16 hours outside on my feet. Needless to say i had no feet after and i looked like a ready to eat lobster. Now i spend my time peeling, it's really not pretty.
Went to the beach the day after, family down from Montreal. Took long walk for a few hours with my very painful feet and burned some more....cauz you know, it wasn't bad enough yet. BTW, i don't tan, i burn and then...i tan.

Canada Day was somewhat cold, very humid. Went to the beach anyways, and learned that i could turn literally blue, it was funky. Had Hot dogs and marshmellows at the bonfire and blue fruit drink that may contain blueberry and/or orange and/or grape and/or kiwis and/or lime....we just figured that if they ran out of one fruit they just substitute it with something else.So, who knows what we actually drank.We also went to Shediac for some ice cream in which i figured out the hard way when we were later in Bouctouche that marshmellows, hot dogs, ice cream, unknown liquids of blue juice and muggy cold weather does not sit well with me. So i sat out the rest of the day at home being sick. But watched the fireworks from my kitchen window in which I learned has a pretty good view.

Yesterday was back to normal. Dieppe Market with on Saturday morning, followed by other Moncton market. Followed by random stuff that we do like shopping and hanging at ther place, and getting raped by the cat and watching movies, button mashing at video games, playing rock band and my singing, which btw sounds like Dory talking whale (finding nemo), going out to eat.....mmmmmm thai and basically being stupid. that's always fun.

today is drawing, relaxing at home and waiting for it to rain again outside. well, at least we don't have to worry about forest fires around here or a drout.