Protestors Against Prorogation Storm the Hill

You heard it here first. Well read it. And I suppose it's already all over the news by now while I'm still working on my story. But hey, you know me personally so this should be epic for you.

This will also (to the best of my ability) be short and sweet, mostly because I should be writing my article right now, not gushing about my life to all you lovely people.

So, what went down?

I went to the Hill today to cover the prorogation rally. It was amazing! I won't tell you all the details. You can read that in my article that will be coming soon, assuming I actually finish before my fingers get arthritis or I have an aneurysm before tomorrow morning. I will only tell you the really cool stuff that I can't possibly put into an article.

First epic moment: I interviewed Jack Layton, Michael Ignatieff and Elizabeth May! And not just the moocher's interview where you shove your microphone into the person's face while they're answering someone else's question (though that is how I first got Jack Layton talking, but I quickly stole the interview of course. Don't feel bad for the other reporter. She was weak. Her questions sucked). These were actual interviews, all conducted by ME and no one else! 100% Veronica Tang. It was awesome!

Second epic moment: People started to recognize me as a reporter. I didn't even have to hunt down Elizabeth May. Her spokesperson came and got me, albeit an old man told her she should talk to me. But hey, I'm that much closer to being Barbara Walters. I don't go to the people. The people come to me.

There were many more epic moments but if I share any more right now, I will be wasting crucial typing capacities that should be spent on my article. I would also be making this another signature long post. So I'll spare you and my fingers for now and polish this off another time.

P.S. I strongly encourage you all to attend a major rally at least once in your life. It's really so much better than they tell you on TV.