I finally found some pants. So new pants, new shirts, two new water bottles, two boxes of granola bars, and I’m just about ready to go tomorrow. My attempts to buy a Metropass were thwarted when I found out they don’t sell them after the fourth business day of the month, save for two stations that are nowhere near me (or anyone, for that matter). Looks like I need to sneak my way in tomorrow, jump off at Islington, use the automatic machine there, and finally have a Metropass for the rest of the month. This will work for three months at least at which point the TTC is going to stop offering free parking to Metropass customers, and likely force me into driving downtown on a daily basis. I’m a big TTC fan, but man they have no clue how to run a business.
Nobody else here uses Twitter, eh? Oddly enough it’s become somewhat of an addiction, making random text updates while I’m out and about. I’ve been using it to keep up on the few friends I have that are on it, and to check out the industry experts who use it to offer up random links. Strange enough, even the Canadian Electoral Candidates are using it: Stephen Harper, Stephane Dion, Jack Layton, and Elizabeth May. Think of it as blogging in 140 characters or less – and tie it into your Facebook status – and you’ll probably find yourself getting addicted as well.
Thanks to Justin for this one, which deserves a place above the random links – www.sendbarackyourbaby.com: Barack Obama travels a lot, but many babies live in places he hasn