Listening to: relative silence
Reading: Shopaholic and Sister by Sophie Kinsella (I read the other two Shopaholic books J lent me in like 2.5 days)
OK, so, I'm back. I was feeling down for a few days, but am better now.
Today is the last day of January, and wouldn't you know it - the last day to pay the registration and taxes on Tony's car (which is registered in my name). Of course, I wait until this very last day to go to the courthouse. It's a tradition for me. It wasn't that bad, actually. There was quite a line, but it was nowhere as long as I've seen it. What gets me is the people that come, see the line, and say "Jesus Christ" or "Holy shit" and bitch and moan about everyone waiting until the last minute the whole time we are standing there. OK, first of all, you are just as guilty of procrastinating as everyone else. Second, shut the hell up! I mean, I am no stranger to potty-mouthness, but can you refrain from cussing in public? There were loads of little kids in the line (including my little man). And anyway, they were all worked up for nothing, since the line moved rather quickly. I'd say we stood in line for 10 minutes, tops. Losers.
Tony's going to try to come home "early" today...or should I say, come home at a reasonable time. I think it would be cool to go out to dinner with just him. I just emailed him to see what he thinks. I doubt it will happen. Oh well, I'm rambling here. What I really feel like is Benihana. I just love that place. We'll prob end up going to Skyline as a family, though. What can I do? At least we'll likely go out. Man, am I hungry. I think I'll pop a dove chocolate. Yum.
Welp, I know it was a rather boring blog, but I must go. Cam is ready to end his afternoon rest, so I'm back on Mom duty!
Bye bye!
Reading: Shopaholic and Sister by Sophie Kinsella (I read the other two Shopaholic books J lent me in like 2.5 days)
OK, so, I'm back. I was feeling down for a few days, but am better now.
Today is the last day of January, and wouldn't you know it - the last day to pay the registration and taxes on Tony's car (which is registered in my name). Of course, I wait until this very last day to go to the courthouse. It's a tradition for me. It wasn't that bad, actually. There was quite a line, but it was nowhere as long as I've seen it. What gets me is the people that come, see the line, and say "Jesus Christ" or "Holy shit" and bitch and moan about everyone waiting until the last minute the whole time we are standing there. OK, first of all, you are just as guilty of procrastinating as everyone else. Second, shut the hell up! I mean, I am no stranger to potty-mouthness, but can you refrain from cussing in public? There were loads of little kids in the line (including my little man). And anyway, they were all worked up for nothing, since the line moved rather quickly. I'd say we stood in line for 10 minutes, tops. Losers.
Tony's going to try to come home "early" today...or should I say, come home at a reasonable time. I think it would be cool to go out to dinner with just him. I just emailed him to see what he thinks. I doubt it will happen. Oh well, I'm rambling here. What I really feel like is Benihana. I just love that place. We'll prob end up going to Skyline as a family, though. What can I do? At least we'll likely go out. Man, am I hungry. I think I'll pop a dove chocolate. Yum.
Welp, I know it was a rather boring blog, but I must go. Cam is ready to end his afternoon rest, so I'm back on Mom duty!
Bye bye!
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