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So not much since the camping trip to the Unicorn Love Shack:

-Went to Canmore again and hiked half-way up Mount Rundle before being snowed out. Saw some goats on the way

-Steve moved in and we're working together

-Went and saw the Dandy Warhols at Mac Hall in U of C

-Gardening is harder than it seems ~ also reading Watership Down, and am now afraid of all the jack-rabbits around our house of eating them

-Determined my Unicorn nickname as Tectonic


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