9.11.2005

Sept 5-7 - Bionic

Monday: I turned in my essay for my research class and then hurried back thinking I was going to go out with a couple of the girls, but it just didn't happen. So instead, I played rugby for the first time with some house folks for two hours! Then Kim, Manjit, Udeshika, Sahani and I went swimming at the rec centre. Big day for sports!

Tuesday: Oh my golly I could not move! All that running and swimming put me out of commission. We were all laughing at eachother that afternoon as we hobbled around complaining of being sore.

Wednesday: I met with the graduate diploma advisor about what to take next semester since the course lists were out. It was a very short meeting because I got lost and went to the wrong building and so showed up about 10 minutes late, but it only took 5 minutes to chat anyhow. Dont know that I left there feeling any more informed other than understanding what the coding means.
After my classes, I had plans to meet Kim in the city for dinner with some other American students she knew. We ate at The Elephant and Wheelbarrow. It's your typical English Pub (with a sister pub in St. Kilda) with its decor and food and beer. Everyone's food looked great. I ordered the grilled chicken breast wrapped in pancetta over mashed potatoes with asparagus and hollandaise. It was good, but WAY too salty. I left with my tongue burning from the salt - and I can't blame it just on the pancetta. The others mentioned theirs were a bit on the salty side as well.
We left the NJ people to go to Father Flany's for the live music and drink specials. Kim and I got there early and got a booth and settled in. We had some nice drinks, some good conversation with Robi the drummer/backup singer, and met some other LTU folks there. Robi says to check out his band RadioDogs. Their single is on there - BIONIC.

2 Comments:

At 11:34 AM GMT+10, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ok, so is anything up with Aiden? Just curious. We just got back from being at the beach all week last week, however, there was a lovely hurrican off the coast of North Carolina so we got lots of clous that week. When the hurricane finally hit us our motto was "Hell no we won't go" and we stuck it out! Thankfully it was only a category one. Check your email and you will see some pics. It was with Barrys family. My family says to tell you hello and we all miss you! Love you!

 
At 2:52 AM GMT+10, Blogger Kate said...

A is fine. We are just friends as far as I can tell. Loved the pics you sent tho you were not in nearly enuf of them. The cloud pics were pretty cool. Tell your fam hello and big squishes to you.

 

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