Today I did two more presentations for Tobacco Free Sports here in Northern B.C.

Alright peoples of the internet ... well, all eight of you (and specifically the three of you not directly related and thus have a blood requirement to support me ... ) who regularly visit this blog because you have run out of productive things to do at work and your boss has stepped out of the office for a moment ...

Here’s your big chance. Okay. Well. Here’s A chance.

I'm an Act Now BC Athlete Ambassador, which means that occasionally I put on roller blades to visit elementary schools where I try to encourage kids to choose healthy lifestyles and subsequently participate in drum circles, all in exchange for Hello Kitty stickers for my iPhone. Or something like that.

Last week I went to Victoria as a representative of the Act Now BC Athlete Ambassador Team to be part of the
B.C. Journée de la Francophonie, since their theme this year was "Sports and the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games."

The event was held at the Legislature and one of the agenda items, apparently, included having an Anglophone development athlete in an obscure sport give a speech. To a group of Francophones. En Français.

First, the University of Northern BC. HELLO?!? Wicked campus! So wicked I almost picked up a form so I could apply into the Bachelor of Arts in Nature-Based Tourism Management program and get myself a ... oh, I don't know what I'm up to now ... 17th ungrad degree.