The End of Summer.

It is officially the first day of Fall. 

Which means that summer vacation is really over (and to those of you who say it ended on Labour Day, I say “Shhhhh”).  Now there’s no denying the chill in the air and the changing colours of the leaves.  The season has shifted and it’s time to get back to business.  Or at least blogging.  I mean, let’s not get ahead of ourselves here.

To be honest, I still don’t have my life totally together and organized, but if I don’t jump back on the blogging bandwagon now I’m a little worried that I never will.  Plus, I hate to see The Photographer looking all smug as he continues to post amazing pictures on the blog I made him start while I wander aimlessly around the web.  But life is super busy out in the real world and it’s been keeping me offline.

I had an awesome summer working at Theatre Camp down at Harbourfront Centre and am about to head back to HFC tomorrow to start my School Visits training.  Super exciting.  More details on both past and present HFC affiliations to come…

The other night I had a painting date with my Fringe friends at Praxis Theatre (repayment for free rehearsal space), and there are some fun and interesting things in the works over there.  Aside from Indie Caucus activism.  Which is also fun and interesting.  But no more about that right now, I can’t scoop them.

Hopefully I will have some new theatre friends to work with soon, my resume has certainly crossed a few inboxes in the last two weeks and I had an interview for a really cool project this morning.  So there’s more happening, but it’s too soon for details.

Also, The Photographer and I are moving.  As much fun as two people who are used to existing on separate continents living in one 200 square foot room is, we’ve decided we need more space.  And doors.  And maybe two or three rooms.  So we’re moving sometime in October.  After we finish some light renovations on our new condo—zero to hero.  Stay tuned for pictures.  I might even operate a hammer.

And in case you were wondering what else I did with my summer, I caught a fish.  Which was awesome.  Until I started worrying that maybe having a hook in your lip hurts.  And then fishing wasn’t as awesome. 

Well, good thing it’s fall.

What did you do for your summer vacation?