Saturday’s in Q9

In Queens West by SamApril 11, 2010Leave a Comment

Got there early, ready for Hans, he was in a good mood, crews did a good job, I got lucky and had a good day. After another long day at Q9 everybody was ready to go home. Overall a very good day, considering I had a headache most of the day.

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