So I started off 2007 with a hot fudge sundae for breakfast.....I'm not sure what that indicates for the rest of my year, but I'm hoping it's just as irrational and delicious as that ice cream.

Is it just me, or does anyone else feel sorry for all of those 2006 calenders that didn't get purchased? And they will surely be sent for destruction at the end of the month.....I've already rescused 3, and I still have no idea what day of the week it is most times. I'll never understand this love of inanimate objects. Bob Barker should really add that onto his daily nutering announcement.....everyone listens to what that man has to say.

Well I suppose I can say the holidays are officially over for me. It was a whirlwind of travelling, visiting, celebrating and not enough sleeping. I do enjoy going back home to Cape Breton for a few days anyways.....a place where the tea is always on, people bring their own slippers to wear when they go visiting, and everyone has to ask who your father is and what he does for a living. It's almost like going back in time, in a way.

Not too much new and exciting to report. Trying to start putting some pieces together, but work overwhelms my artistic life. I'm still hoping the barter system is going to make a comeback. This whole working for money to pay for things is so passe.

Is it just me, or are dogs the final nail in 'the coffin of a relationship'?

Well my three month reign of terror is over.....the summer of Jessica has ended! I am now once again, employed. Here are a few highlights that should go down in maritime history:

1) Seeing Paul Hogan sitting on the steps of a bed n' breakfast down the street from my apartment.

2)Ordering a drink that a bartender had never made in the thirteen years he'd been working.

3)My roadtrip to Weymouth. Small town fun is the best kind of fun.

4)Wedding shower treats.

5)The first ferry ride from Halifax to Dartmouth, after living in the city for 2 years.

And so many more that I can't recall at the moment. I should really be writing these things down as they happen.