Wolves.

Still in Canada. I just woke up. Last night was the first time we worked the night shift. It went from 5:30pm-1am. I know I already said that but I just though I'd say it ...again. Anyway. It didn't snow so Devon and I watched Harry Potter (both 1 and 2) and then I did sit ups and she slept on the floor. Bahaha. And yes, I got paid. Ridiculous. Tonight it won't be as easy because it's supposed to snow. But still. Cake.

Today, I am going to do the same thing I do everyday.

1. Wake up.

2. Drink some water/check facebook.

3. Go for a run. (I am so bored that I go for runs everyday.) - You know I'm bored if I exercise.

4. Take a shower. - You know I'm bored if I shower.

5. Eat.

6. Watch TV/Walk around the town.

7. Work.

8. Sleep.

Literally everyday. Sprinkle a few "talk to Christophers" in there and ZERE YOU HAVE IT! My life. It's not so bad. Just boring. Everyone else from Asbury is working when I am off and then when I work they aren't.

What else...Oh. My bed is real comfy and our rooms are little suites. We have a full kitchen and a washer and dryer. Speaking of, I gotta do laundry. Anyway. There is really not much more to say. Or at least that I can post online lolololol.

I want to be Canadian.

Also, I think I fixed the commenting problem on this blog.

Thats it. I leave you with this :

Look at this picture of the beach in Vancouver that Devon took :

Eh?

Well, here I am. Still in Canada. I've almost been here for a week ...but it feels like a month. I got the day off yesterday. Everyone went down to Vancouver but I just stayed in Whistler. I needed some time by myself. It was really nice. I watched Canadian TV (so bizarre) and drank tea. I also dyed my hair and had a kickass turkey panini in a local bakery. This town is so cute. And the mountains are breathtaking. I'm rambling.

My job is so easy. Today I worked from

10am-530pm. We played I-spy. Lol. Except the people I work with (one Aussie and one South African) played it by letter instead of by color. Anyway, it was a lot of fun. We also built stairs into one of the snow banks. By "we" I mean I was there for moral support.

Last night I went and saw the Olympic torch get lit in downtown Whistler.

There were probably about 5,000 people there. The Canadians are so so so precious. They love their country so much. Everyone was decked out in red and white and then EVERYONE sang the national anthem. (OHHH CANADAAAA). It was honestly beautiful. I teared up. Lol.

Today I am feeling a bit under the weather. Devon and I ate sushi tonight and I got quite sick. Its about 9:30pm right now and I am feeling like curling

up in bed with some tea and then going to bed.

My night shift starts tomorrow. We are working from 530pm-1am. That should be interesting. I'll let you know how it goes. I'm afraid of the wolves and the bears. No big.

I miss Chris. Sorry, had to say it. It's true. He's my best friend for heavens sake!

Anyway! More later.

Canada.

So, I guess I am going to start writing in this blog so I can remember my Canada experience. Yesterday I met my boss and I met all the British people that I work with, haha. It was fun and they are really funny. We came up with a new idea...snow sharks. Skiers everywhere are no longer safe. Lololol. Anyway, I'm about to eat a bowl of cereal and then go for a walk. This might be the most boring blog post but I swear I will try and make them more interesting.

This little trailer to the right is where I work everyday. Lol.

Peaceeee.