In regards to my last post: I hate politics - it seems whenever you state an opinion, someone is always there to bash you with a mallet and their own propaganda and views. So boo on them.

Anyways, moving on, yesterday sucked. Very much so. Now I know what it's like to be depressed... I'm not exactly too sure what happened, but it's like this switch clicked, and it was terribly difficult to not feel miserable and pathetic. But Ian came over for a bit last night and that made me feel better.

My poor dog though... Over the last day or two, her eye has become really, really red... and my mum was afraid that her eye would explode or something... for it was really nasty to look at, as the whole pupil was red, which generally should not happen for any living creature, unless they have been a victim of the red eye thing from a camera. Anyways, my mum and I were quite upset, so my mum took my dog to this eye vet on 17th ave - luckily the special vet guy was actually there and said that he would make room for lucky. But now my dog is back at my house and it turns out that a blood vessel popped in her eye from an undetermined cause... According to my mum (who was told by the vet), nothing deathly can come out of this, except dog must go back in about a month to make sure that the pressures in her eyes are relatively normal.

Anyways, today was an adventure-some day... for first we went to sports-swap to get Ian some skates and me a helmet... it took a while, for Ian tried on many, many pairs of skates. Luckily for him, he found a nice new pair that were actually semi comfortable and fit him... I found a helmet that fits me - it's also the same one that fits Ian, however, there was only one, but we found the exact same one in canadian tire. Mum had some excitement with this card thing she has for sports swap... She didn't know that she had to validate this card online and no one told her... o dear. But things have been bought. Then, after eating some lunch at my house, Ian and I went to Canadian Tire to get this rim on his car replaced (as it was bent from running into a storm drain in my culdesac), where we wandered around for a while. We found some exciting things that could be potential "house warming/birthday presents" for Trevor... Then we went to the cheesecake, so Ian could pick up his last check and to have some tea. Tea is good.
After this, we went to pick up his fixed car... then went to this lady's house to drop off our registration for our skating lessons... It's really funny because she intially thought that we were registering for the children's canskate - which, to me, implies either two things:

1. That she thought that we were children
2. or that we were registering for our children.

o dear. This causes me much amusement. But now we are both registered and payed for these lessons, which should be exciting. Trevor was very impressed that I somehow managed to convince Ian to skate... I guess it could be an amazing thing, but with such a hockey happy family like mine, it's difficult to resist :P

Anyways, there is this movie tonight at Ken's house... it's apparently really artsy and I may not like it (for Laurel did not), but I have decided to give it a try, or else I know that I will probably just sit at home and do nothing, which generally results in non-happy moods. Thus, I reckon it's better to attempt to do things and hopefully not become disturbed in the process. And hopefully it will not be too awkward, depending on who is there *oh dear.*