There's really no reason for me to be sharing these videos with you besides the fact that these kids really have no idea what they're singing and
it reminds me of a time when I sang and smiled along to the most depressing songs imaginable with no clue of what the words meant.
Hey Jude- Not the Beatles
Folsom Prison Blues- Not Johnny Cash
August 27, 2009
August 26, 2009
Missing Winter in the Heat of August
...Speaking of weather...an old song by a Sackville artist played on my iPod shuffle today that reminded me of Sackville and had me longing for Winter. It's a really peaceful, relaxing song that probably was my first taste of Atlantic Canada Indie music...and in 10 days I'll be the Argosy's Entertainmner writer...there's probably some connection there.
Julie Doiron- Snowfalls in November
And here's one of the first of many of my attempts to illustrate how beautiful Mount Allison can be in Winter:
Julie Doiron- Snowfalls in November
And here's one of the first of many of my attempts to illustrate how beautiful Mount Allison can be in Winter:
Boston Weather...finally cooling down
Today was the hottest day left this summer...according to the forecasts. It was around 90F (32.2C) and from here on it isn't "supposed" to get above 80F (26.7C) between now and when I'll be in Sackville. It's averaging about 70F lately in Sackville so I'm pretty stoked about that. I guess I should be soaking in as much sun as possible with the "terrible winter" ahead...but I really like winter more than summer...no pollen, no insects, no sunburn. If you're going to Mount Allison you have to not mind winter... or you could just complain a lot. Anyway...the rest of my summer in Boston:
August 23, 2009
Whale Watching in the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary
Last weekend family came to visit and we went on a whale watching cruise in the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary. Being outside in the sun and wind for three hours was pretty tiring but it was really good overall. Despite not being allowed to intentionally get very close to the whales we got a few good pictures of them. But, as always...they aren't nearly as good as actually being there.
Boston Weather Forecast
So it's getting closer to returning to Mount Allison...so close that the people at AccuWeather.com feel comfortable enough to tell us what the weather will be on September 5th..in Boston and Sackville. Here you go. I wonder how accurate this will really be.
AccuWeather.com Forecast: 15-Day Overview
AccuWeather.com Forecast: 15-Day Overview
Some sun with a downpour
Low: 67 °F
High: 83 °F
Some sun with a thunderstorm
Low: 67 °F
High: 84 °F
Sunny
Low: 67 °F
High: 82 °F
Mostly sunny and warm
Low: 67 °F
High: 89 °F
A t-storm possible; cooler
Low: 60 °F
High: 75 °F
A thunderstorm possible
Low: 62 °F
High: 73 °F
Some sun, a t-storm possible
Low: 64 °F
High: 79 °F
Periods of rain
Low: 57 °F
High: 76 °F
Considerable cloudiness
Low: 53 °F
High: 67 °F
Periods of rain
Low: 55 °F
High: 71 °F
Mostly cloudy
Low: 54 °F
High: 71 °F
Mostly sunny
Low: 59 °F
High: 73 °F
Mostly sunny
Low: 55 °F
High: 74 °F
A shower in the a.m.; cloudy
Low: 59 °F
High: 69 °F
Sackville (I'm still not using Celsius...)
Saturday, Sep 5
Partly sunny
Low: 47 °F
High: 71 °F
August 18, 2009
Lucky Frosh at Mount Allison...
Looks like they're upgrading more than residences at Mount Allison this summer.
Last year the wireless internet on campus was...not entirely reliable...but it looks like they're fixing the problem before you guys get to campus. From Computer Services:
Last year the wireless internet on campus was...not entirely reliable...but it looks like they're fixing the problem before you guys get to campus. From Computer Services:
from Mount Allison Computing Services Helpdesk sender-time Sent at 2:22 PM (GMT-03:00). Current time there: 10:16 PM. ✆ reply-to Mount Allison Computing Services Helpdesk to students@mta.ca date Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 2:22 PM subject Wireless Network Upgrade hide details 2:22 PM (6 hours ago) Notice from Computing Services Helpdesk:
Dear Faculty, Students, and Staff:
Over the next two weeks, Computing Services will be replacing all the Wireless Access Points on campus. There may be some interruption of service as equipment is replaced in each building. We will notify people in buildings where this is necessary. After all the new equipment is installed, there will be some simple changes required to the wireless configuration of your computer. In most cases, this will happen automatically. The Helpdesk will be able to assist where necessary.
This upgrade will provide increased speed, reliability, and capacity. Please let us know if you have any questions.-- Computing Services HelpdeskMount Allison University10 Salem StSackville NB E4L 1B7Canadahttp://csd.mta.ca(v) 506-364-2473(f) 506-364-2454
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