And so it was that days passed in time, as they were in the habit of doing. Suns rose, clouds parted, and traffic lights played out their cycle over and over into eternity. Or at least until monday. That is, today.

Surprisingly or not, it rained this monday. A slow drizzle against an eerie iridescent blue grey sky. The lights of Hamilton Hall were a curiously interesting grid of brightness before the dull dark of daylight savings. Creepy weather if ever there was. If this weather was to take place on the eve of all hallows it would be as appropriate as any synchronicity I can currently call to cranium.

We (that is, I and others, those others being from South as well and consisting of five people who I will not be belaboured to name in completeness) ate (dinner, in varying amounts) at the bistro (a more upper classy eating establishment at the newly fabricated mary keyes super residence).

Then I had a meeting with my drama group. I convinced them to switch scenes, to what I deemed a better one, with a minimum of fuss. I do hope this presentation works out fairly well (it’s set to go off on Thursday). Of current highest order though, is the presentation in English I have to do tomorrow. It’ll be just little though, so I’m not too worried.

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