It is finished

After all my classes, my Monday to Friday, my English, biology and math routine, I stand where I am today. Yes, it is true, I have finished high school. All that is left to do is go to my ceremony, grab my certificate, pat Mr. Kim on the shoulder and stand on some stairs for an hour. It will be sad, seeing that my years at FVCH have been nothing but kind and loving towards me, but I'm glad I will be stepping into a new stage of my life blind. Most of my friends are going away come September, so by me going to Hamilton isn't going to be a big deal. My exams went well, and I feel a have a check from the government in the mail soon. As for my summer, labour at Elim...mmmmmmmmmm.

My Predictions

So the NBA finals are here and it seems to be a boring one. We have the defensively sound Detroit Pistons versus "the WNBA of the NBA" San Antonio Spurs. So, what happens when sound defense comes in contact with fundamentals of basketball? Low scoring, boring plays with pick and rolls, help side defense, and Tim Duncan doing hook shots in the lane. Had it been Steve Nash, Stodemire and Marrion against Shaq, Wade and the Joneses, I probably would have watched it (IF I had TSN). All I can say is that I'll probably be watching this for entertainment instead. With the lack of hockey this season, this is truly disappointing NBA final.

Leeroy Jenkins

So I had the boys over for some poker on Friday last week. I must say, it was classic, but the thing that topped it off was seeing the video that Adam was telling me about earlier that day. I thought, when he was telling me about it, that he was making fun of me because it was about warcraft (which always mean that you are getting made fun of) but it was true. Click here to see what all the hubbub is about. (Click the second "Mirror" on the left hand side of the page for it to play directly in your WMP.)
*Warning* There is some profanity is in this video, but, like in Good Will Hunting, I hope you see around it and grasp what is truely is about.

Starting Off

So, here is my blog which I will continue (hopefully) to keep updated during my next couple of years keeping those who are interested posted on what I'm doing and what I'm thinking. And, so is the last stretch of my year of Fraser Valley. I'm counting the days (four school days, Neil counts as 16 classes) till I'm finished high school and out to the grind of construction for two months...woot.