It seems the theme for this week was change:

Environmental – I needed a fashion makeover, so I went shopping at Edit, where sustainable shopping and eco-friendliness is at the forefront (don’t forget to come in for a free eco-jot notebook).

Cultural – We listened to some Brocket 99, the fake aboriginal radio station that’s been notorious in Southern Alberta for over 23 years. I also gave you the heads up on some world dance and music, happening tonight, and the U of L film club – so go out and broaden your horizons!

Political – Jenn wrote about Lethbians making a difference, with the upcoming event “Changing the World: Student Speaker’s Challenge,” where students will stand up and say what they believe will change the world.

Personal – I switched shampoos and no more dandruff!

And if you’re still looking for something to do tonight, come out to Henotic for the Endangered Ape, Fox Opera and Hunter/Gatherer show. Have a few beers while you’re there.

It’s been just over a week since I launched the blog. I can’t believe the great response – 1 comment so far! Thanks to everyone who has taken the time to read some of my banter. There’s a lot more to come, so please invite your friends!

Here’s the run-down:

I went deep undercover to reveal the dirty truth behind “Buy a condo, get free tuition.” A few events, including Black History month, Freedom to Read week, The Homelessness Marathon, The World’s Best Commercials and free a movie night, courtesy of Lethbridge College. I rambled about live music, as well as The Slice making top 50 in CBC Radio 3′s Searchlight for “Best Live Music Club in Canada.” Then I got hungry and ate some Tacos. Also mentioned was local graffiti and artists losing their last graffiti-safe area. And I briefly introduced this blog to you and asked some people what they love about Lethbridge.