Monthly Archives: February 2004

I should have made an entry about the job opportunity that materialized yesterday, but I really just didn’t feel like it. My morning had started off on a pretty rough note, so I was occupied with a metaphysical debate, well, that and blowing the shit out of 12-year-olds playing Unreal Tournament 2004.
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Last night marked the grand opening of BallardWorks, a formidable three-story building that’s been specifically renovated to provide for Ballard’s artistic community. The top two floors of the 14,200 square foot building are divided into 21 freshly-painted spaces of varying shapes and sizes. Concurrently, at BallardWork’s street level, the Sev Shoon Art Center and Elizabeth Gadbois’s Emerald City Portraits opened their new facilities.
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It’s Friday, the 13th. Tomorrow is Valentine’s Day. It feels like spring outside, and love is in the air. It just feels like a good day.
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Well, I’ve noticed lately that it’s getting lighter much earlier and staying light much longer. Today, however, was bright, sunny and even warm! People were walking around without coats, were seen wearing shorts, and even seen riding their bikes.
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I didn’t sleep at all well last night. I fell asleep after midnight and woke to the typical predawn rousing. Consequently, I’ve been feeling that certain kind of special that accompanies sleep depravation. No big deal, really… it’s not like I had to operate heavy machinery.
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