My life as a crime-buster

[pphaneuf]

Today, after helping out archdiva taking boxes back to his place (with the vested interest of wanting to steal them for my own move right after his!), I laboured at the office, a bit mind-numbingly. Interest is a bit lacking, even leading to myself volunteering for a merge between branches (not the most thrilling thing), in order to distract myself a bit without being too unproductive. Well done.

Discussed some issues related to the move to France, as I'm having a phone meeting with my potential employer tomorrow. While it only feels barely under control, there is a plan, and I think we'll live to see it through! :-)

At some lateish time, I left to have dinner with cpirate, at Dunn's. I then followed up by some hanging out with gregorama. Quite enjoyable evening, I must say. Yes, my social calendar is filling back up again, but this time, it's on my terms. No "automatic yes", I'm the one extending proposals, or when I'm accepting an invitation, it is carefully considered. And while it's looking busy again, it's also looking quite awesome, so woohoo!

After leaving gregorama, while going back to my place, I was walking in front of the SAQ on Atwater. There was broken glass, one of the windows of the sliding doors had been shattered, and there was an unmarked car in front, with the engine running. I discretely took mental note of the license number, kept walking, and once I was at a safe distance (wasn't going to ruin my evening over some stolen bottles of booze!), called the police. Was kind of odd, but I'm happy to have done my share as a citizen.

Oh, and before I go to sleep, here's some evil, by way of jwz.

Comments

[gregorama.livejournal.com]

Good on you for not turning a blind eye.

And much thanks for stopping by tonight. The conversation was pleasant and much food for thought. :)