House update: Tuesday

My aunt reports:

Today for lunch, Dan, John and I had tuna casserole and salad.

Dan worked on the vapour barrier on the first floor.

William worked on third floor finishing drywall. Very soon, William would
like one person to help him--and Dan--with ceiling drywall.*

John was at home working on Centennial's computer glitches for his course.

Liz, the next door neighbour, is selling her house and moving to Glen
Manor (a detached we trust). The agents' open house is Friday 11:30, the
buyers' open house is Saturday 11:30, and she hopes to have it sold by
Tuesday. She asks that we make as little noise as possible during those
times, and do what we can with the front yard.

Cheers, Helen

*I'm tempted to take tomorrow off for this. Hm.

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Important life lessons from ballads. (Via makinglight -- it's all very circular.) Always timely and important! Heed them well!

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Choir on a Tuesday feels odd. Tomorrow should be Friday, but it isn't.

Kiwanis was fun! Arrived 7ish at the wrong hall (the Armenian Cultural Centre) and were redirected to the right building, across the street (the Armenian Youth Centre, or high school, or possibly both). In the wilds of nowhere (well, Vic Park and 401, close enough). Warmed up in the hall, waited in the lobby until throngs of children started leaving, went in and sat. Two choirs before us, one children's and one adult, VERY good. We were the last choir to sing, and we did our two songs and the adjudicator (who'd been there since 9 a.m.) gave us our feedback -- basically either stuff we knew about and had done not so well, or stuff that was a choice we'd made and that I guess he didn't like. So that was good. We were first in our class (also only -- there was laughter, but he said the rules were very strict and we needed to achieve a certain mark to be first even if there was nobody else in the competition, and our mark was 86, so that was nice).

And then we came home. Two more practices, then March Break.