Weekend stuff

I went ot the farmers market, boiught some meat and fair trade coffee and eggs as well as oraganic couscous and Speerville cereal. Good stuff that is. Then we went to north cape, the windiest place on the island. I found some shells and it was pretty awesome. The ocean is beautiful!! I've never been to the ocean, and now to have it right down the street is so unreal! You should all come to PEI and visit me. It's a must. Any ways, next we went bowling with the groups staying in Alberton and Wellington. Cool kids they are. I suck royaly at bowling, even worse when they turn the lights off and the majority of the balls don't glow. Tricky. Very tricky. Then I had a nap, because I had a headache and took up an entire couch. (Alberton and Wellington, if you're reading this I'm sorry. You can nap on my couch anytime. I won't mind, I owe you one.) Then I had some delicious soup and some noodles. The sauce for the noodles was spicy so I didn't even bother. I hate spice, but I'm learning to deal with it. Then we came home and I went to bed. This morning I got up and like ten-ish and ate pancakes (Thanks Jamie!! They were amazing!!!) Went to the Eptck centre (It's the Summerside cultural centre...not sure about the random assortment of letters. Perhaps the bitter wind finally messed with their brains.) and saw an ehibit on the realities of women around the world through pictures. It was sweet. Then we came home, ate lunch I think...I can't remember. I'm really tired. And then we did some plannign amazingness for excursions and coffee houses and such. Then it was comittee time. I still haven't met up with my comittee person. I was doing housemanager stuff. Planning the meals and stuff, nothing to big. *sigh* Then it was supper of sweet temptation. Jamie made a yummy soup courtesy of Martha Stewart and then Stephen made a cheese sauce. I mixed them and it was beautiful. So tasty. Then the most boring housemeeting ever. I almost fell asleep. But I didn't. Speaking of sleep, I should be doing that. So here's me, signing off. Good night!