In a message dated 3/23/2006 7:24:29 AM Mountain Standard Time, lutz@rmi.net writes:
Woke up at 4 in the morning here because I fell
asleep early last night watching PBS. Have been drinking
coffee and waiting for breakfast to open downstairs.
Zumanity sounds really good. I've never seen one of their
shows before, but want to. Clownschool is still a career
option for me, by the way. But yeah, the falling-down-pants
bit might not cut it; sounds like I'll have to try harder...
Modern man's priorities do seem skewed; I guess it's the only
species we've got :-). Glad your Ipod seems to be revived.
I hope the weather is nice for your last drive over.
I'm out of here early tomorrow morning myself; I have a 6AM
flight. It's been a wacky trip in some ways, but the main
impression I've had of Canada is that the people are really
nice. That's refreshing in a way. Everyone seems unusually
polite and laid back. In fact, I have yet to see anyone
driving in a hurry here, except me :-). One of the guys told
me that Vancouver is expensive now; average houses are $1M.
Time to run down to breakfast here. Had a dream last night
that you and I were in highschool together, by the way. See;
I told you I was immature :-). Hope you're having a nice day,
and meet you by your locker after class...
Hey Mark~
Glad your Canada trip was a success and enjoyable. I've heard and gotten the impression myself, that Canadians are much more laid back than we here in the states. Wow. Weird sentence. I'm sure you understand what I'm trying to say. Would love to live in Vancouver but don't have any connections and am not willing to just move there and fly by the seat of my pants like I did with Nashville back in the latter 80's. It takes so much more to pull up stakes and start over. Not willing to take that big of a risk at this stage of my game.
I'm excited and antsy for this weekend. I am ready for the gig and the drives to be over with for this season. Would definitely go back again next year if the opportunity presents itself once again. I've had a good and fun season there.
Safe travels. Keep your pants on.
Birgit