Yup, that's pretty much all there is to this post. Snow is awesome. It makes everything look so nice and peaceful. At least until it turns into slush by the afternoon, which is when I took these pics:
Posted by Evan at 12:17 AM
Burning Man: simply beautiful, a few THOUSAND people on bicycles!!
Posted by Evan at 12:26 AM
What better to do on a Tuesday night after you have finished your really long and hard assignment and it's 2am and you have to get up for a class in 5 hours that you have been skipping for the past week?? Well the answer is easy, BUILD A SNOWMAN!!! Under the cover of darkness and week's worth of fog Ralph, Colin and I snuck across campus and back in the freezing cold and risked being caught by (oh no) campus security or (double oh no) plant ops to bring joy to the faces of weary students trudging to class at 8am Wednesday. We spent over an hour and a half building the thing and managed to snap a few pics before some mysterious plant ops (?) guy came at 2am. So directly in front of the SUB main doors you might have seen this:
Posted by Evan at 11:15 PM
Today team Frank n' Beans braved the elements and thick fog completing a successful second attempt at circumnavigating UBC via Wreck Beach. At the start, Frank went out hard while beans trailed behind but they soon regrouped and formed their tried and tested 'Cincinnati bowtie' formation, destroying the competition of a few half naked bums. Today's toughest course yet started at Fairview and headed North through the forest to Jericho Beach, the first checkpoint. From here the course skirted Wreck Beach along slippery rocks and logs, past the bunkers to "the sticks". The homestretch went up trail 7 to the Botanical Gardens and finally returning the tired racers to Fairview. Frank n' Beans was the first (and only) team through all checkpoints today, blowing the non-existent competition out of the stinky sea water.
Posted by Evan at 1:49 PM
Matt Harriman (aka Frank)
Posted by Evan at 1:17 PM
Do you love cereal, but find it too inconvenient to eat during your morning fury as you get ready for school or work? Well there's no need need to fret any longer, there is still hope for us time challenged! It looks like some people have been very busy at the local thinktank and have come up with this (not so) ingenious solution:
Posted by Evan at 12:19 AM
When I was very young and the urge to be someplace was on me, I was assured by mature people that maturity would cure this itch. When years described me as mature, the remedy prescribed was middle age. In middle age I was assured that greater age would calm my fever and now that I am fifty-eight perhaps senility will do the job. Nothing has worked...In other words, I don't improve, in further words, once a bum always a bum. I fear the disease is incurable.
Posted by Evan at 5:41 PM
This week WAS supposed to be a slack week, but since we all failed the Optics midterm we have to rewrite that, on top of loads of other work. Here's what's in order for the weekend alone:
Posted by Evan at 11:09 PM
It's not who invented the gun, man. It's who pulls the trigger
Posted by Evan at 11:31 PM
I'm a student at UBC. I've been here for a while now. I like to do a lot of things, but mostly procrastinate and explore places and go outside. I also like to eat food.
