Vancouver, day 22

-I really don't know what my dreams have been on lately.
-Went to church this morning - Bridging Ceremony. Parts of it were really good/funny; parts of it made me wonder whether my own Bridging Ceremony was that boring for the adults/congregation. Ah well.
-I asked about a Young Adult group - there is one, apparantly, but I can't figure out when they meet or where or.... yeah.
-After that, went to a coffee shop to meet some people from Ravelry. Quite fun, actually. It was nice to talk to people who I, you know, wasn't obligated to talk to. Upon learning that I didn't know much (or really anything, since I don't remember where my aunt took me last week) about local yarn stores, they took me to a nearby one. I didn't get anything, but I plan to go back.
-I talked to my dad, and it looks like I'll be doing a workshop at SFU next month. I'll have to get the okay from my boss to miss a couple of days, of course, but since he was the one to suggest that I do this I don't think it'll be a problem.
-I took a couple of walks down the street: first I found a dollar store (we are now in possession of a cheese slicer. Yes.) and returned some books, then I was on the phone with a friend (for an hour, ye gods. When am I ever on the phone for that long?) and didn't want to be in the house.
-Maybe now I will be adequately sunburned? I mean, I don't really tan, so a burn is the next best thing.