Monk. No, maybe not. But let's say my life these days has become monastic. Nothing worse than a Saturday night spent working at home: for me it's the last straw. But I'm not complaining, again, I'm doing something I like. And even if I am "tired" of Cross , the Belles-Soeurs by Michel Tremblay, and all these records and oral arriving at breakneck speed, I like this hard, this gift of myself at work. Yes, there really was a gift of myself when I do not go out on a Saturday night!
Small parenthesis: Caroline and Felicien. The latter has a comp 'climbing Saturday Q u é beak they VIENN ent then the day before, just to see me and spend the night there. Caroline arrived with my cad of water birthday, a bamboo in a pot of inspiration and rural Chinese. She prepares the c Mr. Roques-louse r dinner, while her boyfriend gave us a dressing for salad. Thereafter, we go on Plai ties, and enjoy our first tobogganing. We go up, wet and snowy, but c'es t funny. All this Napoleon ends the vaults, just our place, to Caroline and me, over a pitcher of red ale, and the sound of song that makes us share the usual songs. The next morning, after a bala of in Quebec, I found my guests for brunch at Cosmos. Like those friends when they ask a doggy-bag for the rest of their meal not eaten, or when Caroline speaks French (say "note" instead of "bill", calling the waitress " Madame, "something I'm more after all this time in Quebec!). Then they will join their car me on my side, I join my job takes him to Starbuck's, and go for five hours ...
What I did not know is that the car did not start ... Felicien
Seven o'clock, my poor hosts of the day come home, and take a phone call to get help. We do not know what is going on: so much so that I suggested, repeatedly, to sleep in Quebec City and leave the next day early to Sherbrooke (Felicien is working Sunday morning at 9 o'clock). Fully dedicated, I would prepare pasta that Felicien will not eat halfway. The repairman arrives, is a good time to replace. Early Praline and her man go at the stroke of 9 am hungry and eager to reach. A fourth "goodbye" (yes, in all these adventures, I never knew if they would return), and there they go. My daily resumed control of the situation, and my Saturday night, I put it on my bed, writing my paper next Wednesday on Cross .
Sunday afternoon, get out! It snowed again on Friday and Saturday, the opportunity for some fresh air and play in the snow. I can t lways count on Eleanor, and Aurélie Mathieu, who join me in front of me. Direction, the Plains. We have first wanted to make a snowman. After some hard work to solidify the powder, Coco born. It is beautiful, big, and really makes the effort. Touch clothing, and presto! There he is ready for group photos. After a few shots, we go look at my plastic bags, and slip on the slopes. Great moments again, we come back soaked, clothes full of snow, and wet tshirt. What's better than a small Banania with cookies and cake? My friends are sailing at 18.30 (rude as I am, I put them at the door, I need work). Back at my computer, I try as best they could to advance my presentation.
Today, I presented my thesis project for my class. Well received. But that's not what I remember. During the break, Sophie takes over my computer to show me a photo she had taken from Lyon, where she studied in France. Fourviere ago, the hill, and I'm projected 6000 km to the east. To make people laugh, I mime the despair of being far. In truth, I missed almost a bit!
agitates a question now: Fate or coincidence?