🚀 go-pugleaf

Hello there Claire,

How's it going?  I've never used this kind of thing before, so please
bear with me as I try to decipher the wonderful friuts of modern
technology here.  If this doesn't work properly, or it never reaches
you, you may never know, so don't worry about it, and I'll figure it out
later.

Thanks for your Postcard, I was living in ignorant bliss of the story
behind the naming of the World Series, but now my eyes have been opened
and I know the truth.  But seriously, I think that my previous beliefs
on that subject allowed me to poke more fun at the Great Country (at the
expense of my own credibility).

Sorry that I haven't written back to you sooner, but I have been
slightly busy, and it is a well documented fact that I can be extremely
lazy on some very rare occasions.  Please accerpt my humblest apology.

How is school going?  Is it everything that you expected?  How is life
in the gray country?  You never told me if you actually have to attend
lectures or not, what's the scoop?
Oops, I hit the wrong key!

Work is going rather well, as you know I have been extended at AEA until
the end of February, with the possibility of more work in March.  I am
currently also attempting to secure a one month contract with the
Archdiocese of Toronto.  It is a small database job, but it will spread
the company name around a bit, while at the same time provide me with
another name to add to the company's client portfolio.  The problem is
that they require someone for 40 hours a week at their downtown location
over the next month,  and I don't think Ken's dad would appreciate me
asking him if I could have the next 4 weeks off.  I am looking in to
hiring a friend of mine temporarily to fill the position.  He graduated
from U of T in August with a double major in Computer Science and
Commerce, and has had a tough time finding a job.  Unsure.

I, along with my friend Eli ( Dave), Steve Cooper, Dave, John Ray(?),
and Mike Adams(?) attended Heather's "DANCE SHOW SPECTACULAR" last
weekend at U of T.  It was incredible, with an incredible duration of 3
hours.  I was really impressed, cheering and clapping and dancing and
stuff.  Then comes the good part, Heather looks her keys in her car and
we wait an hour and 15 minutes for the CAA guy, who can't even open the
door.  After watching the CAA guy play around for about 45 minutes or
so, Dave went out to try an help him.  15 minutes later I went
out(everyone else was asleep in my car).  15 minutes later we finally
got the door open.  I dropped Eli home and then drove home in kind of a
dream state ( which is really scary on the highway ).  I got home at
about 4:15 AM.  Talk about fun eh!!  The temperature that night was
around -5 to -10 C.

What are your current plans for February?  I askek Charu to tell you
that Carnival is on the 22-24 dates.  Are you free?  I talked to Wil, my
cousin from BC, and he says he wants to go down, and that he'll get back
to me and let me know when he'll be free.  We should be looking into
purchasing tickets in the next two to three weeks, after I find out if
anyone else from around here is going.  Let me know what you think and
when you'll be free, since my work situation enables me to go down on a
fairly flexible schedule.  Think SUN & SURF & RUM & COKE & BEACH!!!

I have to go now, since I made the mistake of using an online editor,
and my dad wants to use the phone.  I'm also using my friends account
right now, and I think he's running out of time.  I will talk to you
again this week after I get my own account.  If you did receive this
send a reply to Darryl Sladden on USENET and let us know, so I'll know
that I did something right for a change.

Take care of yourself, don't work too hard, and see if you recognize
this:

"These woods are lovely, dark and deep,
 But I have promises to keep,
 And miles to go before I sleep.

 And miles to go before I sleep."

Talk to you later,
Love Kerrynn
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