…and not Tim Hudak’s kind of swearing, either.

Dalton McGuinty’s! So many people said he was a goner – I recall the head of a trial lawyer’s association telling me, with evident glee, how my “boy” was in big trouble – and now, today, Dalton’s swearing in a new cabinet. Not bad.

Wish I was there to see it. But Washington, on this sunny day, is a good spot to be, too.

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More than forty years after he seized power, he’s apparently dead. I actually never thought this day would come. The Arab Spring has wrought many, many changes.

Hopefully good ones.

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That’s the word Tim Hudak just used in his first press conference since the election.

I don’t think I have ever heard a leader of a political party say such a thing at a press conference, have you?

Either way, it certainly shows Tim Hudak is one classy, classy guy. Next thing you know, he’ll start defaming foreigners and gays.

Oh, wait.

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The bad news: after nearly ten hours on this bus, my old guy’s ass has fully atrophied, and I don’t think I will ever walk again. So much for my plans to run the Boston Marathon in record time.

The good news: I’ve been listening to Face to Face on my rasta headphones, and I’ve hammered out 2,600 words for the new book. It ain’t any good, but it’s 2,600 words that didn’t exist 24 hours ago.

In other news, I have no idea what state we are in, but I suspect it doesn’t matter.

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There are people here, did you know that? And no one has been compelled to live here, such as in a witness protection program.

In other news, they got my lunch wrong four times at Corporate Death Burger. That’s pretty impressive.

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They made all the kids troop off the bus and show their passports. Anyone know if this is standard operating procedure, in the bright new Homeland Security era?

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I am on a crowded bus with dozens of Grade Eight students, heading to Washington, D.C. Dozens.

Pray for me.

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