Sooo, I'm moving to Cold Lake. It's this little place on the border of Saskatchewan, about 3 hours ENE of Edmonton. I hear it looks nice, which will have to sustain me, seeing as how I'll have no phone, no t.v., and no internet for 4 months.
1. So, I'm moving today, tomorrow, and the next day, and already my mother is heckling me and being antagonistic. I sat down with her, and talked about how it was making me upset and that I just wanted things to go smoothly, so I need her to be positive & encouraging. 5 minutes later, no word of a lie, it starts again. Arrgh! So much for being adults about it.
2. I'm leaving my gf behind in Lethbridge. Boo-urns. It completely sucks, but what sucks even more is that she wears her heart on her sleeve & I am the complete opposite. So, naturally, she will cry at parting, and I will typically not. And that makes me look like an unfeeling bastard. (Which, I'm not.)
3. The Flames lost game 4 tonight
4. Grad is tomorrow....boooring!
5. There's too much shit that I need to do, it's late, and my parents will be back again tomorrow at 8 a.m., which leads me to....
6. It's been a long time since I've been able to get a full night's rest...and it's not happening, again, tonight.

*sigh

Good things (since I prefer to leave on a positive note)

1. I'm working with super nice officers at CL
2. I get to see some of my friends again at training
3. I get to escape from my creepy 39-yr old ex-supervisor who doesn't understand 'stop asking me out, it's not going to happen, if you continue to persist I will file a formal complaint to your superiors...'
4. I have a provincial park & awesome fishing in my backyard at CL
5. I get to trap bears & re-certify on shotgun
6. The Flames, I'm sure, will win this series. (*crosses fingers)
7. I'll at least have a calling card to phone my gf whenever I get the chance.

M