Well hello and good evening to all those reading, it seems like I haven't posted in update in a while and I apologize for the way this blog might sound but I'm in a very, very good mood. That said how is everyone doing?

Anyway today has been a wonderful week, I've recently got back into gaming thanks to the Virtual Console and the awesome games in it. I forgot how boss the old Castlevania was. The reason I probably stopped gaming for a while is probably because the cost for gaming in the new generation also that I can't really seem to enjoy myself much with the newer games, unfortunately.

I've also got a call for my soon to be piano instrutor in which I'll be having lessons very soon which I am very exited for, the only problem is I need a 88-key-keyboard and I really don't know which brand to buy, I've been looking around for a Yamaha but I'm not really sure if I should go for something else.

I also just learned I'll be heading out to Montreal for 3 or 4 days this is my first time going and I'll be heading there back a week later, I think I'm going to be going out to Old Montreal and check out some Mom and Pop stores or look around, anyway I'll be sure to have a good time.

Recently in movies I've been watching a lot of films lately, one of which is Taxi Driver which is so far my favourite Scorsese film, I've also seen confusing as everything he does, David Lynch's Mulholland Drive and Le Dolce Vita.

I've been keeping up with the Cannes film festival and I'm totally pumped for Inglourious Basterds and Lars von Trier's Antichrist also Nine and The Road came out with sweet trailers this week, can't say much for Sherlock Holmes though.

Finally Glenn Gould is the best canadian musician ever.

Thanks for reading everyone see you around if I can get another blog post by the end of the year.

Thank you Mr. Kubrick

26 July 1928-March 7 1999

On vinyl

Bach

Family Library of Great Music: Tchaikovsky

Family Library of Great Music: Chopin

BachL Brandenburg Concerti

Nos 1, 2 and 3

Handel's Messiah x2

Leonard Bernstein at New York and The Columbia Symphony

Doctor Zhivago soundtrack

The Sound of Music soundtrack (In before unmanly jokes)

Carmen

Beethoven Concerto No. 5 In E-Flat Major, Op. 73

Stauss, Waltzes conducted by Antal Dorati

Family Library of Great Music: Wagner

Family Library of Great Music: Grieg

Family Library of Great Music: Berlioz

Best of Tchaikovsky

Chopin Piano Concerto No. 2 in F Minor

Prokofiev Symphony No. 5

A mash up of Brahms, Elgar, Verdi, ect.

Casset

250 Years of Great Music No. 4 and 2

contains Ride of the Valkyries, Hungarian Dance no.5, The Nutcraker Suite, ect.

CD

Classic Evenings with Mozart

I love shops that are run by old people.

CC is not a type of alcohol

Going to "The Cliff" does not involve hiking, biking, or any other recreational activity.

You can swear in at least 4 different languages (English, Lebanese, Portuguese, Italian).

You know several people named Gino and Charbel, and think this is normal.

You think Windsor is awesome.

You think the tomato fest "gets lamer and lamer every year"…as if once upon a time it was actually good.

You put ketchup on everything.

You've waited in line behind 15 Mexicans at the grocery store.

Every street is either "Highway 3" or "old Highway 3"

You think circling the dock is a fun activity.

You've driven in the Beer Store through the "Out" and left through the "In"

You'll still go to a movie theatre even if it only has 3 crappy screens, crappy food, crappy sound, and a crappy movie selection.

You've driven past at least 7 yard/garage sales on any given Saturday.

You thought the McDeal was a good reason to walk to Mcdonald's and be late for period

You're immune to penicillin

You think the best thing in the world when in another city is to be able to get food between the hours of 1am and 6am.


You see a Tim Horton's on every street corner.

You have a teacher you likes to look down girls shirts and "accidently" rubs his body against them.

"Going out" means going to Jose's.

Forget the garbage can…you'll go out of your way to find a tennis court for your cigarette butts.

You lived through the depression (by depression, I mean when DirectTV was zapped).

"What the **** is a crosswalk?"

You recognize the names of more old folks homes than names of Prime Ministers.

You've used a shovel that was meant for snow to shovel June Bugs at least once in your life.

Throwing American dollar bills is for weddings, not strip clubs.

You or someone you know installs satellite dishes.

Taco Bell was a novelty when you were young.

You've played euchre with someone other than your grandma….
…for money.

You took Driver's Ed with either a little Asian man or big Arab man.

No open bar = no RSVP.

You've worked in a greenhouse.

As sad as it is, you'll admit that the construction of Wal-Mart was probably the most significant thing that's happened to our town in the last 10 years....

...and it's all true.>__>