Now you just hold on a hot second, 2010.
A new decade is already upon us but, dammit, I need more time to prepare. Maybe, like a certain Prime Minister, I’ll just prorogue 2010 until I’m good and ready.
To be honest, I’m typing my way into an aimless blog post right now. Don’t expect profundity, passion or even a good pun this time around. I’m just tired of seeing Pharmacy 2’s flyer at the top of my homepage. I’ve got better images in my digital trash can.
For this reason, I’m tossing up a few pictures that I’m a bit fonder of in hopes that you’ll be distracted while I scramble to jot down some resolutions. They’re randomly selected and their only unifying theme is my 2009: a year of big changes for this wide-eyed rookie.
If you read my blog with some regularity: thank you! If this is your first visit: please, make yourself comfortable while I fix myself up a little.
I want 2010 to be The Fab Files’ best year yet! And since my blog has only been around since 2009, I’d say that goal is a nice and achievable beginning.
Enjoy!
Sunset in Saskatoon, where I attended the Canadian University Press conference in January 2009.
Old city hall reflects on its replacement. Taken in Toronto, February 2009.
My dad proudly holds my swanky new diploma at York University in Toronto. Taken June 2009.
One of the many feral cats hanging out in vibrant Varadero, Cuba. Taken July 2009.
Prettying up Parliament during my sojourn in Ottawa, August 2009
A busker is left stunned after an audience member steals the show and a flower from him with one unexpected kiss on the lips. Taken in Toronto, August 2009.
My very first campfire in Vancouver, BC. Taken September 2009 on Tower Beach.
Exploring my new campus with a new friend, Lewis. Taken October 2009 at UBC's gorgeous rose garden.
Visiting a dear friend in Langley, BC, where he took me to watch the sun set at Fort Langely. November 2009.
When artwork attacks. Trapping the security guard at New York's Museum of Modern Art. Taken December 2009.
The Fab Files 
Hey Fab,
Is that Alexander Calder’s sculpture in the last picture?
– C.
You know, I’m going to have to admit that I’m not sure. Andrew wrote it down for us in one of his notebooks though. He says he’ll check. I’ll report back!