My first Sun Run. Ran it with Sebastian, Ann Marie and Vince Ayrosa. Seb and I stuck together and timed in at 1:06. A decent time, but lots of room for improvement. I was quite proud that Seb stuck with me, considering he hadn't ran more than 5km in ages.
The first hockey game I ever attended, and it was completely free (thank you Aron Aytona!).
I went and checked out the Beyonce concert with two of my closest friends and a new friend I was introduced to. Good way to celebrate the month end :)
My last time accepting an award for excellence in my undergraduate degree (Dean's Honor Roll). It was nice touching base with my old professors and the rest of the SFU community that helped me become the success that I am. I'm forever grateful!
I'm on the SFU Career Management website!
Below's a picture a friend took from a SFU presentation. I love being a part of the SFU community!
For her birthday, Pauline invited us to Cypress for boarding and dinner. It was a fantastic day, the sun was shining and the company couldn't have been better. Everyone was vivacious and entertaining. The slopes were a bit icy, but hey if we can handle boarding on ice, we can handle anything! Despite it being only my third time boarding, I got to teach some of my friends how do some advance maneuvers (I'm a quick learner). The view was absolutely stunning, you could see the entire city and, later, the city lights. In a mood of appreciation, I wrote "Thank You" in the snow.
We had dinner at Old Spaghetti Factory (OSF) and although some of us were worried that we would be drained of energy, the group dynamics brought the best out of everyone and kept us all engaged. I had a realization about what makes OSF great; when you want time to decide on your meal, OSF makes sure that you're not starving by giving you complimentary bread. It's freakin' fantastic! The conversation was lively, the company was energetic, the food was superb and Pauline was a year older!
It was an absolutely fantastic day! Celebrating Pauline's life brought out the best in us!
Ann Marie and her friend Vince had me sample snow-boarding for a ridiculously cheap price. I should have known, like the drug dealer on the corner of the streets, they were using that first experience to get me hooked. I started twitching the week after and had to head right to the mountains to get my fix, and surprise, surprise it was with them again.
I absolutely love the sport! A new identity for me: I'm a boarder...
