by Joey deVilla on June 29, 2004
I would say “let the gnashing of teeth begin,” but it’s already under way.
More commentary later when I get a little time, but I’ll leave you with
a little something that might surprise a few people who know me:
I was hoping for a Conservative minority government.
Chew on that for a while, and I’ll explain later.
by Joey deVilla on June 28, 2004
My co-worker Guile (who, like me, occupies Centerville on the political map) has the best line about the Liberal Party of Canada:
“I think the Liberals need to take a time out, stand in the corner and think about what they’ve done.”
He’s also come up with a great way for followers of the Canadian federal election to spend tonight: playing the Election Night Drinking Game.
Special advice to protest voters: If you must protest by spoiling your
ballot, do it by voting for
Ross Rader as your write-in candidate. Look at that trustworthy face:

Vote for Boss Ross: whaddaya gonna do, vote for the Green Party?
by Joey deVilla on June 28, 2004
After just over a week’s worth of vacation (a weekend of outdoor bacchanalia at the Om Festival followed by a week of hanging out with the lovely Wendy), I’m back at work, fully recharged are rarin’ to go.
I largely avoided the Web and email, so there are probably a few people
to whom I owe some return correspondence. If you’re one of these
people, I will get in touch with you today.
by Joey deVilla on June 28, 2004
by Joey deVilla on June 26, 2004
Here’s The Redhead facing off against me at air hockey at The Great Canadian Midway, located on Clifton Hill, the cheesy tourist street in Niagara Falls.
(Alas, I accidentally erased a great video she shot of me displaying my
strength at one of those “hit-the-thing-with-the-sledgehammer” sort of
amusements. Working out has been paying off.)

The Redhead loves air hockey and pinball.
by Joey deVilla on June 26, 2004
by Joey deVilla on June 25, 2004
I’ve uploaded my photos from the Om Festival — you can check them out in photo album or slideshow format.
Here’s a sample: Tess from Buffalo is shown wearing the best T-shirt at the festival:
