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Light at the end of the tunnel

Author: Colin
Filed under: Lists

Monday
Mar 10,2008

You can just smell it in the air.

What? Virtually anything, but mostly febreeze and scented candles.

Why? Because the 53 centimetres of snow we got on the weekend have wiped out any trace of naturally occuring scent - decaying leaves, tepid water, roadkill …

“Can Al Gore come clear my driveway?” - Facebook status update

Along with the early arrival of Daylight Savings Time, it feels like we’re turning a page into Spring.

Next up is the fundamental soul searching: just as nature breaks out anew, showering us with crocuses, buds, tiny twittering birds and a plague of rabbits, we begin to question our own existence.

The options on the table, once the last slushy puddle has evaporated:

have I fooled myself into liking this job?
have I fooled myself into believing this company has a future?
will a gradual training program really prepare me for the Terry Fox Run?
I want to frolick in the flowers. Is my significant other really a frolicker?
Is the Shamrock Shake the first step in a widening slide towards jammer shorts and oversized tshirts at the beach this summer?
why don’t I look for a nice quiet job in policy?
I think I’ll paint the shutters - after the Stanley Cup
I should shake things up - by taking an earlier bus
Wow. Interest rates are really low. Maybe I’ll jusy renew my ARM.
This is the year me and the band pile into the Prius and … Dammit, vans are carbon pigs!
Time to start training HARD CORE for ultimate!
in three months, I could be a word of mouth expert!
I will buy every album recommended by Pitchfork and Gorilla vs.Bear
Team Lohan returns!
Harold and Kumar Go To Where?
I will never leave a meeting without posing a rhetorical question
Ties are for situations requiring hand shakes
I will not eat in a food court this summer
Pink shirts are for real men
When in doubt, shout it out.

One Response for "Light at the end of the tunnel"

Peter Smith March 11th, 2008 at 12:32 am
Given that the drifts at the end of my driveway are 8 ft tall, i’m thinking you are getting a little ahead of yourself? plus you forgot the big question for every spring: will roy halladay win 20 games this year?

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