Time for a new adventure

You remember that feeling of having to go up on stage when you were a kid in a stupid costume and having to say some lines in front of a huge audience? That gut wrenching feeling of being slightly embarrassed and afraid? That's me right now. Today I started work early to leave early and go to the optometrist. I have to do a visual field test - it's a test where a technician shines a bright light in your peripherals to diagnose and/or monitor glaucoma. I'm terrified. I don't know what to expect and I literally asked everyone if they have ever done this test.. nope, nope and nope. There's not one person out there that can tell me what to expect? According to statistics not a lot of young people have glaucoma so that's probably why my circle of friends haven't had this test. But hey, if they ever get it done they can come to me. I'm going to keep myself distracted. Speaking (or more so blogging) about distractions here's a good one, Jack and I rec...

How sad is it that I was terrified of the previous weekend.. I was mostly nervous because I had no idea how the long weekend would pan out. Usually in situations where I know no one I generally tend to freak out and keep to myself. This weekend it was Meha's bachelorette in Montreal and I knew the bride and another friend, Ashler. But surprisingly, it was a great time. It was a mix of relaxing and drinking - which I am down for both. The worst part of the weekend was the drive. Holy shit Montreal is far! Fck man. The drive up was okay - it took long but not as long as the way home. Left by 130 maybe 2 pm and got home a little after 9:30 pm. Fckkkk and there was so much traffic. Thank god for Snap Chat filters...  It was just a bit sunny...   That's our driver Ashler and this is her sexy face.  This is how happy I was after the spa - man, I'M DYING TO GO BACK!  Carnivore queens - Do I even dare to mention they survived at a vegan restaurant? Brav...