Today’s meeting with John L. wasn’t much better than yesterday’s. My suggestion to dig up the dead, burn their remains and build upward on the burial ground (as a short term solution for the population explosion) wasn’t meant to be taken seriously. But he was pleased to hear that we were at least thinking things through on a larger scale.

We all dossed about on computers for a couple of hours after the meeting. That Friday feeling then saw us going home half-way through the day. Woohoo!

I walked with Elliot S. & Jordan A. to roughly where I’d usually get my bus. I’d not had a proper conversation with Jordan before - the usual pleasantries, but mainly me laughing at things I’d overheard him saying or seen him doing.

In fact (and I didn’t like to mention it yesterday in case something *had* happened), David B. - the first person I ever spoke to at Racodac - was absent yesterday and didn’t let anyone know. He’s in Jordan’s group and Jordan left at least five voice messages back to back, addressing him each time as “David Brown“. Several of these messages were even sung. Then, to make up for his absence, Jordan placed hand drawn piccys of David and the other absent group member on chairs, and continued the group meeting by talking to the chairs as if they were the real people.

Returning to today: Journeying with the two dudes was greatly amusing with laughs all round. I even joined them on their trip to the War Memorial (a fair distance away from my normal bus stop) to get the most out of the comedy. A great end to the Racodac week indeed.

And now I just fancy a quiet night in, which is what I had originally planned on doing anyway. So I shan’t be going out tonight after all.

This here entry was posted on Friday, October 29th, 2004 at 6:29 pm and is filed under the following categories: general, Racodac, mates.