Wednesday, June 04, 2003
i guess i will give everyone a "living" update on what's going on.
In case you don't know, or you never read this (which i don't know why you'd be reading it now... but oh well), or you just have a bad memory- i'm living with my parents this summer. Unfortunately we sold our house in February and had to move into an apartment in March while we wait for my parents' new condo/townhouse to get built and finished. It's a pain in the behind. I shouldn't complain because I have a place to live, though. It's pretty small, and most of my things are in our garage, so I'm living with just my clothes, cds, and a couple of books, which makes for interesting living.
Another pain is that there is no land line at the apt. My parents only planned on staying there two months, so they didn't want to pay to get one installed, so we are dealing with our cell phones. No land line = no internet at home. Soooo i make some visits to my grandma's retirement apartment to get online. She likes the visits, and i like the internet. heh.
I've been doing nanny jobs, which have been good. I babysat for some kids last thursday and friday that were absolutely wonderful, and their mom really liked me, so i might go back. It's such good pay, and i'm getting plenty of jobs. I don't have one today, but I have one schedule for tomorrow and next thursday. Life is good.
I've been getting up in the morning and giong for walks. There's a park close by that has a walking path. It's a pain, because i get up at 5:40 in the morning.. but that's okay because then I don't sleep the day away. I just started last monday (after Hannah went home), and I've gone 7 times since then. I've been working on the running, but boy... such a pain in the arse. I'm horrible at it. But i have to get ready for walkabout.. bllaaahhh.
The thing at this park is weird, the squirrels are really forward! There's a sign that clearly says "do not feed wildlife" yet middle-aged women bring bags of bread crumbs to just throw at them. Then I walk past them, and they want something from me! I walk past, look back and they're standing there like "dude... where's my food?" and seriously, a couple have followed me. I"m afraid to turn my back on them! Scary squirrels.
I guess that is all that's happening. boring boring boring.
In case you don't know, or you never read this (which i don't know why you'd be reading it now... but oh well), or you just have a bad memory- i'm living with my parents this summer. Unfortunately we sold our house in February and had to move into an apartment in March while we wait for my parents' new condo/townhouse to get built and finished. It's a pain in the behind. I shouldn't complain because I have a place to live, though. It's pretty small, and most of my things are in our garage, so I'm living with just my clothes, cds, and a couple of books, which makes for interesting living.
Another pain is that there is no land line at the apt. My parents only planned on staying there two months, so they didn't want to pay to get one installed, so we are dealing with our cell phones. No land line = no internet at home. Soooo i make some visits to my grandma's retirement apartment to get online. She likes the visits, and i like the internet. heh.
I've been doing nanny jobs, which have been good. I babysat for some kids last thursday and friday that were absolutely wonderful, and their mom really liked me, so i might go back. It's such good pay, and i'm getting plenty of jobs. I don't have one today, but I have one schedule for tomorrow and next thursday. Life is good.
I've been getting up in the morning and giong for walks. There's a park close by that has a walking path. It's a pain, because i get up at 5:40 in the morning.. but that's okay because then I don't sleep the day away. I just started last monday (after Hannah went home), and I've gone 7 times since then. I've been working on the running, but boy... such a pain in the arse. I'm horrible at it. But i have to get ready for walkabout.. bllaaahhh.
The thing at this park is weird, the squirrels are really forward! There's a sign that clearly says "do not feed wildlife" yet middle-aged women bring bags of bread crumbs to just throw at them. Then I walk past them, and they want something from me! I walk past, look back and they're standing there like "dude... where's my food?" and seriously, a couple have followed me. I"m afraid to turn my back on them! Scary squirrels.
I guess that is all that's happening. boring boring boring.
