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Yes, there has been a long time that I don't post, and it's greedy of me to talk about all of the days I was absent. I must say, though, that these same days have been so intense that I can't neglect them! So, in order to remember things better, I will start in reverse order (although the final result will look chronological anyway =P)

Thursday was my last day in Ottawa. Again, I slept in as long as I could, enjoying my time in bed. We started playing around 11am, and when I went to take a shower something very funny happened. I was very stupid to insist on something when it wasn't the right time, and I thought about using some shower gel inappropriately. The result was a quick fainting that I will probably never forget.

I had breakfast after that incident: omelette and grapefruit. Then we went back to bed and kept playing around, laughing at what had just happened. We finished what we had to finish, and after some time and another shower, we started getting ready to leave. It wasn't until 3pm that we left, though, and obviously we were running late. The bus we needed to take took forever, and only came after 1,537 school buses that looked like public transit buses (which I stopped to ask - in French - if they went downtown Ottawa). We even had to transfer at a weird location, and on our way we got a text from our rideshare asking where we were. He was kind enough to wait for us, even though it was the same guy that I had ditched the Tuesday before when I was leaving to Ottawa. We got off the bus in front of the Parliament building, and rushed to St Catherine's along Bank street. When we finally got to the greyhound station, we were already 40min late.

Luckily this Vinny guy was a nice person, and we had a good time on our way back. We made two stops, one of them at Superstore around 1,000 Islands where we bought vegetables and nuts to snack. Vinny was racing so much that we got in Toronto around 8:30 (almost 4h of traveling). He dropped us at Yorkdale station, and I took the subway home. When I got here, Patrick and Mary were moving some stuff. They took some time to finish everything, and when they did, I started downloading movies and watching Eurovision. Lithuania didn't make it to the finals, Azerbaijan did (surprisingly), and I'm definitely cheering for Romania now =] And that's it.

SeeYa,
Feliploko, who's starting again