Waiting.

I am up early. I plan to go to see the rest of the Kaulins family at the hospital this morning. But, I will have to wait for the maid (pronounced i.e. in Chinese) to do her stuff. Then, I can race to the hospital.

So in the meanwhile, as I wait, I have time on my hands. I notice and appreciate how much Tony takes up of my time. Right now, the five hours I would have till I have to go to work this afternoon seem an eternity.

I believe that when I do go to work I will know the results of the Canadian federal election. I should ask my students if they wish they had the vote here.