Found this on the Snailhouse site! Ahhh it was Moncton, it was the 80s, and I was a 16 year old kid in the audience...

weary office sleepy stuck awake stuck at work

Wow it's been over a week since I've posted anything... now that's a shame. Today I posted a review of the Expo Manger Santé to Midnight Poutine. If you like organic food it's an event well worth checking out. However, tomorrow is the last day, so if you can find some time around the St Patty's Day parade you should head on over to the Palais des congrès.

At any rate, I got really sick last weekend, and I've spent most of the week recovering.

I haven't really been training, going out, or writing all that much. However, the past week did see me miss my chance at a possible modeling career ;) (more on that later), and it witnessed my meeting a wonderful woman (but not so sure I'll write about that... too personal).

If the theory Wil points to in Through th3 Wall, the theory that people overhaul and redefine themselves every 7 years, is correct, then that would explain a lot about me. Roughly every 7 years my interests and obsessions seem to go through a complete paradigm shift. I've always assumed this to be the case because I like to challenge myself, either that, or I'm a chicken shit and like to bail on things once the time comes to start taking them seriously (in a professional public sort of way).

I don't know if I buy the 7 year itch theory, but if it is real, then the paradigm train of present is getting cyclical. In fact, I'm find myself once again interested in my interests of 7 years past... Perhaps this is the point where I redevelop and take seriously my urge to write...

At any rate, constantly learning something new might be a good way for me to fight off Dementia and Alzheimer's as I enter my twilight years (I'm 4 from 40) ;)

There are some fun obstacles to traverse running down the Dobson Trail. I really must do more trail running.