from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Wed, May 1, 2013 at 10:41 PM
subject Évasion fiscale: les députés veulent qu’Ottawa agisse promptement; Auditor general: Search and rescue capability rapidly crumbling
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived another day of work and another workout at the gym. Currently working on my Venice Biennial text (for the Indigogo campaign) and finding info on the Canadian Pavilion. Also listening to the live stream from the May Day mass arrests in Montreal. Boy, does the #spvm ever love to make mass arrests! Rose was up twice last night, at 3:30 and again at 4. Also, she was a devil going to bed. Too much excitement from the visit with Victor. We know now that evening play dates lead to a poor night of sleep, but we have another scheduled with Thomas and Kim tomorrow. Just have to deal with it (first world problem).
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Thu, May 2, 2013 at 10:22 PM
subject Sondage: le Parti libéral a sept points d’avance; Stephen Harper’s Conservatives to lead review of Canadian history
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived what was only supposed to be a half day at work that turned into a full-day of problem-solving after one of the loaner HD projectors’ bulbs went. In the end, after searching high and low for replacement bulbs, even speaking to Christie tech support directly, I was able to swap in our LW400. It’s LCD, not DLP, and not native 1080p, but then again, neither is his media (ha-ha, just don’t tell Thomas Demand!). So in the end it looks good and I cancelled a rush order of two bulbs for over $1000. Ridiculous given that there are 7 working days left in the exhibition.
Tonight was a play date between Thomas and Rose and it went well, though she had a weird energy around suppertime and then fell off her chair by accident and after that she wanted to go to bed. Even though she came out of her room for dessert she still went down and had her stories while Thomas and Kim were still here. She was tired.
Sol had a visit from an osteopath today and has been basically sleeping ever since. He was awake after I came home from work and I wore him in the carrier to walk to the dep for chips and beer. Made a simple supper of pasta and chicken. Tired now, off to bed.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Fri, May 3, 2013 at 11:22 PM
subject Sites internet fédéraux: le gouvernement accusé de partisanerie; Stephen Poloz appointment process runs against what should be transparent modern monetary policy
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived a partial-sleepless night (thanks Rose! 3 visits), a partial day at work, some video editing, Darsha’s opening at SKOL which included a bus ride with Sol and Sarah W. and her dad Conrad, and then some Internet fussing when I came home. Working a very little bit on the Venice Indigogo and the Ok Quoi? video (now rendering, with more water skiing footage). Tired and probably smelly so will grab a shower before bed. Skipped the gym today, had lunch with Victoria outside in the sun instead.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Sun, May 5, 2013 at 12:57 AM
subject Deux ans de pouvoir majoritaire: le bilan de Stephen Harper; The great economic achievements of Canada and South Korea still do not get the recognition they deserve
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived us hosting a big brunch today with a dozen adults and a few kids. We ate in the back yard, the first of what will hopefully become a tradition of great brunches outdoors. For a good chunk of the rest of the day, when I could find time, I worked on my Indiegogo promo video. Just finished it, now exporting, and soon will officially launch the campaign. Exciting!
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Mon, May 6, 2013 at 10:29 PM
subject L’argent afflue au PLC depuis l’élection de Justin Trudeau; Study into how our nation’s history is taught could be of great service to Canadians
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived another Monday. Work is starting to get busy. Suddenly I realize that in exactly 1 week we begin a major de-install, gah! This morning I took Judith and Robert on a tour of the show before they headed up to meet Clo at Aux Vivres for lunch. Last night I couldn’t write you as I stumbled home a tad drunk from the poetry reading at Sparrow. One of the main reasons they are in Montreal was because Robert was one of six authors at the reading. We had them over in the afternoon so we had started drinking rather early. Am now adding friends to the Facebook event “Send the everyday goalie to Venice”. It takes time. Already have 2 donors, Sophie and Anne. Slow n steady. Actually bought a few more street hockey balls and pucks at Canadian Tire when Rose and I went to pick up the car yesterday. Finally had the winter tires taken off.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Wed, May 8, 2013 at 12:23 AM
subject Le Conseil national de recherches devra servir l’industrie; Are private security firms the answer to rising police costs?
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived work, the gym, an after-work meeting at a bowling bar with Rose (who was super well-behaved), and a BBQ at Peter’s, and probably a few other things as well. Tired and a teeny bit drunk. Going to bed. Work again tomorrow. Had a few more funders on Indiegogo, now at $225. The video was viewed 1200 times today, which is incredible!
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Wed, May 8, 2013 at 10:48 PM
subject Plus de projets de loi d’initiative parlementaire que jamais sous Harper; Conservatives should eat crow, reinstate mandatory long-form census
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. Busy day at work. Biked way out east to test some LED signage for the upcoming show. Am in the midst of arranging a lot of return and incoming shipping. I’m behind on some Sketchup plans for next summer’s show. And I’m behind on getting some of my Indiegogo perks finished, such as the goalie hockey card set (still not started). Am trying to figure out how to grab high-res stills from the videos to make prints. I did sign some pucks tonight, so am making some headway. The promo video has been viewed over 1600 times, that still blows my mind. We’re up to $275. Need to make some updates to the Facebook group and try to get other folks to share the campaign (so I am not as annoying). Who wants to hear from me on a daily basis?
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Thu, May 9, 2013 at 11:43 PM
subject Le commissaire à l’éthique n’enquêtera pas sur le conservateur Peter Penashue; Annual anti-abortion march draws thousands to Ottawa
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. (The Habs are not ha!)
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Fri, May 10, 2013 at 10:09 PM
subject Dépenses du Sénat: Stephen Harper louange Mike Duffy; Three military helicopters grounded in Labrador during search-and-rescue emergency
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Sun, May 12, 2013 at 12:43 AM
subject Le sénateur et stratège conservateur Doug Finley décède; The two Koreas have vastly different dynastic systems that have proven to be remarkably durable
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived a protest march this morning against cuts to private, subsidized daycare. This evening I survived watching A little princess with the family that left us all in tears. In fact Rose went to bed repeating how sad she was; she seemed profoundly affected. And then later I survived a couple quick drinks at the bowling bar to celebrate Dean’s 40th.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Sun, May 12, 2013 at 9:56 PM
subject Allocations de logement du Sénat: la GRC se penche sur l’audit et le rapport; RCMP looking into expense claims of three senators
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived the weekend.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Mon, May 13, 2013 at 11:06 PM
subject Offensive publicitaire du ministère des Ressources naturelles; Arctic melting spurs U.S. exploitation strategy
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived another Monday. A big Monday, we dismantled all of Pacific Sun. Survived a clusterfuck of a metro after work, survived bad moods, survived sending my proposal off to OK Quoi?, survived watching the Leafs blow a decent lead and lose game 7 to the bruins in overtime, survived watching Chris Hadfield fall to earth (all the while complaining on Facebook how bad the TV production is; c’mon NASA, hire a real TV crew to cover this stuff, make space exploration as exciting to the masses as a bunch of oversize kids playing hockey).
Now off to complete favourite Monday evening activities: taking out the trash, the recycling, and hanging laundry.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Tue, May 14, 2013 at 9:50 PM
subject Le F-35 créait de l’inquiétude du côté de la Défense; Fallen Canadian soldier inspires Montreal school to ‘adopt’ regiment and make a difference
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive, yadda-yadda. Survived waking up numerous times throughout the night with the kids, finally at 5am Rose was up for good there was no turning back. Had a good day at work, decisions being made, things moving forward. Finished packing Pacific Sun which was picked up an hour early. Met briefly with Karen Tam who is in town for a few weeks. Showed her what was left of the show. Clo is about to give me a badly-needed haircut once Sol finishes his mid-evening drink. Maybe I’ll have a drink, too. Macallan 12-years aged is my nightcap of choice. James gave it to me for my birthday. I really, really need to work on the stats and designs for my ghost-project, the Everyday Goalie hockey cards. I’m such a procrastinator. AAARG Facebook why won’t you stop?
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Wed, May 15, 2013 at 9:58 PM
subject Le Canada préside désormais le Conseil de l’Arctique; Nigel Wright, Stephen Harper’s right-hand man, faced conflict-of-interest controversies before
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. Survived another day of de-install, riding down the elevator with the inner doors open so that the longest Embassy photo would fit. We hired the elevator technician to operate it. I also survived another session at the gym and getting caught in the rain on the bike on the way home from work. Had time to change at home before picking up Rose and taking the metro to Pho Rosemont for supper.
Here is a letter I sent to Justin Trudeau from the CARFAC website:
As one of your constituents, I ask you to support CARFAC’s proposal to add the Artists’ Resale Right to The Copyright Act.
The Artist Resale Right would entitle artists to 5% from the resale of their work. This is important because the full value of an artwork often isn’t realized on the initial sale. It is common for visual art to appreciate in value over time, as the reputation of the artist grows. For example, acclaimed Canadian artist Tony Urquhart sold a painting, The Earth Returns to Life in 1958 for $250. It was later resold by Heffel Fine Art auction house in 2009 for approximately $10,000.
Once established in Canada, artists would be able to benefit from reciprocal arrangements with the 70 other countries where the Artist Resale Right exists. Canada’s European partners specifically requested that Canada adopt the Artists’ Resale Right during negotiations for the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement. Canada’s Aboriginal artists in particular are losing out on the tremendous profits being made on their work in the secondary market.
Thank you,
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Thu, May 16, 2013 at 11:41 PM
subject Le sénateur Mike Duffy quitte le caucus du Parti conservateur; Sen. Mike Duffy resigns from Conservative caucus
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. A little drunk. Survived impromptu hanging-out with Thomas and Jean-Michel and Kim and then supper chez nous avec eux. Talked about the election in 2015; Kim wants to run as an independent against Justin Trudeau. Lots of opportunities for trouble-making, especially if I continue with the plan to run as the conservative candidate. looking forward to many debates!
Clo and Sol off to Ottawa/Gatineau for that big autochtone exhibition opening at the National Gallery. Did you go? Rose was up late. Cleaning up a bit, maybe will work on hockey cards design…naw, Clo left the latest New Yorker, will just go to bed.
I hear the turnout for the recent BC provincial election was 48%. Is this not worrisome?
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Fri, May 17, 2013 at 11:03 PM
subject Crack: le maire Rob Ford qualifie de «ridicules» les allégations; Toronto Mayor Rob Ford owes his supporters a serious explanation over crack cocaine allegations
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived Friday, survived sleeping alone, survived buying Rose her first pair of high heels. It wasn’t my initiative, she saw a picture in the Wizard of Oz activity book my mom sent and became completely fixated on heels (though in her 3.5-year old ind, the heels should be about 18″ high). So I caved, amazed the whole time how odd it is to see a child try on high heels. We bought them at some wedding and events clothing store for kids. Will Claudine ever be surprised! She’s en route from Ottawa at the moment. I should be bottling more beer, or reading ARTSNB applications, or working on my hockey cards, but my mind and body feel dull and worn out so I shall now go to bed with the New Yorker.
Oh NO! I’ve downloaded the Vine video app. Yet another major technological impediment to getting anything done.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Sat, May 18, 2013 at 11:14 PM
subject Un organisme fédéral dépasse les limites de dépenses pour un dîner-conférence; Christopher Moore may be the most popular Canadian novelist you have never heard of
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived the first day of the long weekend. A good, well-rounded, family day full of visits, parks, playing, eating, napping, etc. Went shopping, bought sandals for Rose and a nice summer dress as a birthday present for Jordyn. Washed and hung some laundry. Bought some shoes online. Off to bed now, again.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Sun, May 19, 2013 at 11:28 PM
subject Nouvelles publicités du NPD pour mieux présenter Mulcair; Nigel Wright’s resignation: What they said
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived: waking up twice in the night with Rose (though she went down easy both times), sleeping in ’till 8, hosting Victor, Anne-Laure and Christophe so we could give him his little birthday flipbook, brunch at Sarah R., a nap, a picnic in Jarry Park to say bye to Selby, Adrienne and Matthew who are moving to Guelph, shopping at Loblaws, a veggie stir-fry at home, Harold and the Purple Crayon, bedtime stories, and a couple films on the ONF website (26 fois de plus et Les “troubbes” de Johhny) and now am writing to you before heading to bed.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Mon, May 20, 2013 at 10:26 PM
subject Le NPD exige une enquête sur l’affaire Wright-Duffy; Harper government had to know $90,000 payment to senator crossed all sorts of ethical red lines
Dear Stepehn,
I am still alive. I survived Victoria Day, or Journée des Patriots here in Québec. Also survived the First Annual Montreal Arts Administrators Challenge, a kind of competition involving various arts-related admin-type tasks. For instance, our house offered the challenge of wrapping the papier-mâché hockey pucks so i can get some in the mail finally! In other news, I have mostly procrastinated. I made supper for myself tonight after a couple beers at Alexandraplatz. Clo and the kids headed up to spend a few extra days at the cottage where we stayed for Christmas. The owner gave us a few extra dates to compensate for the power outage. off to bed and the New Yorker!
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Tue, May 21, 2013 at 11:48 PM
subject Assurance-emploi: des juges ont financé le Parti conservateur; Harper looks to South American trade mission as Senate questions linger
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived another kinda-Monday, a first day back at work after the weekend, full of meetings and start of new projects. Wallpaper removal, for one. The holiday yesterday really discombobulated me, as did the fact that I slept through my alarm, awakening at 8:30. I forgot about the recycling and garbage! And tonight after work I went to meet Victoria at le Nouveau Palais to discuss work, life, a bit of everything. I managed to wash some laundry tonight but I have not yet looked at any art submissions for the jury nor have I worked on everyday goalie trading cards nor have I re-painted the counters. I have just enough energy left to write this and go to bed. The apartment sure is quiet without the kids here.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Wed, May 22, 2013 at 11:38 PM
subject F-35: le Canada sommé de se décider; What’s going to happen next in the Senate expense scandal? Likely nothing
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. A tad bit drunk, wne tout with the boys after work, eric’s gohouse after painting the counters, music and the fucking app the vine wihich is sucking all my enerygy but it sis sis is so much fun thatb six seconds of looping videos so fun now time fro me bed to go
work is fine wallpaper removal slow but steady I think all a go go for the CA show?
-chris
(ps sometoimes just have tio write drunk and say fuckit nomspellcheck nothing fuckit)
PPS also there was a protest today for the cuts to private daycares I wnet went d’uh of course fuckers
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Thu, May 23, 2013 at 10:01 PM
subject Appels robotisés: une Cour fédérale maintient le résultat des élections; Sen. Mike Duffy calls for public inquiry into his expenses
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived work, the gym, and the happy return of my girls. Went to the opening of Dustin Wilson at SBC, a show curated by Sarah Watson, but Rose was veering into Beatlemania territory so we shot some Vine videos in the hall and the trundled off for a quick supper on the fly at Le Panther Vert. Home now, hoping to go to bed soon soon soon.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Sat, May 25, 2013 at 1:10 AM
subject Affaire Duffy-Wright: les limites de l’enquête; Robocall ruling is victory for Conservatives but shadow of doubt still lingers
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. Survived the week at work, including a major crate pickup today. Had both kids for a bit as Clo went to yoga, made supper and Karen Tam came over for a visit after the opening at the MAC (Michel de Broin). I drove her home, which is why I am still up so late. Spent some time looking at her parents’ art stuff (paintings on rice paper, stone carvings, photos). They are very talented; it was like an impromptu studio visit!
In other news, I think I may extend my NB trip next week to film the everyday goalie in front of the RCI towers. I here they may begin dismantling them this summer and I do not want to risk them being gone by the time I come by to perform there.
And in other, Mike Duffy news, Louis-Phillippe called me today warning me that reporters are calling the EDA presidents asking for their opinions on the case, hoping for juicy gossip. I don’t know the man, but wonder if anyone calls me what interesting tidbit I could contribute.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Sun, May 26, 2013 at 12:06 AM
subject Justin Trudeau: on n’ouvre pas la Constitution sans consulter les provinces; Huge cache of Canadian history hits U.K. auction block, tests Library and Archives
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived the first part of the weekend, an early morning start (6am), followed by cereal, cartoons (Harold and the Purple Crayon is Rose’s current favourite) then a drive around Ile Ste-Hélène searching for the Calder sculpture (in the rain, and the kids had fallen asleep), then a visit to the library (ice-cream denial crisis), then late afternoon naps, random leftovers and rice and eggs for supper (nice bottle of wine though, the one our neighbour Denis gave Clo as thanks for hooking him up with the designer who bought his found easy chair), then reviewing (finally) the support material for the ARTS NB grant proposals (the meeting is Thursday). Also, in light of the supposedly imminent demolition of the RCI shortwave radio towers outside of Sackville I have decided to do the everyday goalie performance next weekend, and extend my visit a few days. Now trying to rustle up helpers and gear.
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Sun, May 26, 2013 at 11:18 PM
subject Nominations et langues officielles: Fraser évalue ses options; Stephen Harper to be grilled in House of Commons on Senate scandal
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived the rest of the weekend. The weather was shit, so our only outing was to the market for a few groceries. Spent time with the ARTSNB proposals, watching cartoons with Rose, skyping, building a cardboard condo in the basement, planning the upcoming shoot (ack omg less than 5 days away) fly out Wednesday night and work begins again in earnest tomorrow as we are behind the eight ball with the wallpaper removal. Must get a full night sleep so off to bed and the New Yorker shortly (I read about you and Joe Oliver and your attempts to convince Obama to sign Keystone, despite evidence that full exploitation of the tar sands is game over for the environment. Fuck it. Did you hear about the massive flooding in Venice? I wonder if it will affect the Biennale, which opens this week.
I will send out my 5,000th tweet tomorrow morning most likely, keep your eyes peeled for it. Probably from a Tim Hortons.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Mon, May 27, 2013 at 11:42 PM
subject Les propos de Trudeau sur le Sénat sèment la controverse; Ashley Smith was despondent, serious about wanting to die, inquest told
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived another Monday. Survived another shutdown of the metro. I was lucky there was still 3 days left before Claudine’s Bixi key expires (I lost mine this past winter, along with a set of car keys). Went to the gym in the afternoon. Took our bike home, grabbed Rose, went to park. Clo made an inventive paté chinois for supper, then went to Bikram. Sol slept the whole time and Rose went down well. Have almost finished reviewing all the dossiers for ARTSNB. Changed my return flight from NB so will try to do the RCI performance on Friday, then celebrate my dad’s retirement that evening.
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Tue, May 28, 2013 at 11:22 PM
subject Dépenses de Mike Duffy: le Sénat confie l’affaire à la GRC; Senate committee votes to send Mike Duffy matter to the RCMP
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. Survived another day of work, nailing down just where certain works of art will be for the pick-up, in how many boxes, crates, etc. Also survived a very late supper and play date with Thomas at Kim and Jean-Michel’s. Now some last-minute packing, sorting, planning for the next few days in NB.
My latest favourite song is Graceless by the National. Here are the lyrics:
Graceless
Is there a powder to erase this?
Is it dissolvable and tasteless?
You can’t imagine how I hate this
Graceless
I’m trying, but I’m graceless
Don’t have the sunny side to face this
I am invisible and weightless
You can’t imagine how I hate this
Graceless
I’m trying, but I’ve gone
Through the glass again
Just come and find me
God loves everybody, don’t remind me
I took the medicine when I went missing
Just let me hear your voice, just let me listen
Graceless
I figured out how to be faithless
But it will be a sheme to waste this
You can’t imagine how I hate this
Graceless
I’m trying, but I’ve gone
Through the glass again
Just come and find me
God loves everybody, don’t remind me
I took the medicine and I went missing
Just let me hear your voice, just let me listen
All of my thoughts of you
Bullets through rock and through
Come apart at the seams
Now I know what dying means
I am not my rosy self
Left my roses on my shelf
Take the wild ones, they’re my favorites
It’s the side effects that save us
Grace
Put the flowers you find in a vase
If you’re dead in the mind it will brighten the place
Don’t let them die on the vine, it’s a waste
Grace
There’s a science to walking through windows
There’s a science to walking through windows
There’s a science to walking through windows
There’s a science to walking through windows without you
All of my thoughts of you
Bullets through rock and through
Come apart at the seams
Now I know what dying means
I am not my rosy self
Left my roses on my shelf
Take the wild ones, they’re my favorites
It’s the side effects that save us
Grace
Put the flowers you find in a vase
If you’re dead in the mind it will brighten the base
Don’t let them die on the vine, it’s a waste
Grace
Grace
Put the flowers you find in a vase
If you’re dead in the mind it will brighten the base
Don’t let them die on the vine, it’s a waste
Grace
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Thu, May 30, 2013 at 10:22 PM
subject Lettres partisanes sur le site de l’ACDI: le cabinet de Fantino savait; Ikea monkey case “not about who loves Darwin the most”
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. What a day! Quelle journée! Flight last night delayed rain rocky ride turbulence lots of listening the national then Fredericton the hotel last revisions then this morning meetings all day great jury, good composition, good rapport, happy with the results despite the fact that there is never enough money, never enough, then it was Guiness’s in the bar afterwards back to the airport where I missed the bus as it doesn’t stop unless a booking made online so after a mosquitoe battle and some searching for a ride share i cabbed to the highway and then it was hitchhiking and dodging even more mosquitoes and then a ride and then conversation and then in Saint John and a cab to Judith and Robert and talked to my dad and made plans and now it is all happening the shoot tomorrow I just need to finish Facebook and finish listening to the national why are they so addictive to me all of a sudden? This wine might make me drunk and I miss my kids, I miss my girl, my boy, my wife, but I feel that I am on the cusp of making some art that might matter. Maybe. Maybe I should get off Crackbook
-chris
from chris lloyd
to pm@pm.gc.ca
date Fri, May 31, 2013 at 11:43 PM
subject Impôts non payés: Dimitri Soudas a eu maille à partir avec Revenu Québec; Duffy tried to speak with prime minister about his expenses
Dear Stephen,
I am still alive. I survived the video shoot at the RCI site in Sackville today. It wouldn’t have happened as smooth as it did without the help of Amanda and her friend Ryan: tossing pucks, setting up the camera and tripod, recording sound, scouting locations. Amanda even got us inside and gave us a tour of the facilities, which was amazing. I took a bunch of pictures. It really felt like a piece of history that few people have had access to. I felt privileged.
Next we moved into celebration mode as we went out to eat to celebrate my dad’s retirement. We went to Tandi’s and then of course happinez and met up with Peter and I tried to convince him and Kim to come to Montreal for the National show on the 13th. He’s a big fan.
Also I spoke with Greg a bit about making a doc about my dear PM project with a focus on the infiltration aspect. Did I tell you that Louis-Philippe is now following me on Twitter? I feel perhaps my days as Papineau president could be numbered…
DEAR PM 