4th of July
Wednesday, we went with Ian, Jess, Holly, and Adam to see Snow Piercer. It was better than I thought it would be, because the trailer did not entice me in the least. The only thing I thought when I watched the trailer was "well, that movie doesn't look TERRIBLE" like I did with Godzilla or Transformers. Met this kid at my apt complex after the film. He seems nice, young but nice. He apparently plays soccer.
It was intense. So intense that I only got up to pee twice. Kind of a big deal. I want to see it again now. Ian was right.
It's 4th of July. Started off today drinking coffee, because that's how most of my days have begun since I was 12. Then I went to my mom's to borrow some baking instruments since Patrick wanted to make strudel. We hung out over there, then I went home.
Patrick put the strudel making into phase two, and I went to the pool. I haven't been going recently, because there are PEOPLE there. So I decided going before noon might limit the number of people there. I was right! For the first 15-20 minutes it was just me and another tanner who had the same idea. We didn't even wave or exchange words. We JUST tanned in silence. It was amazing. Such peace.
Then a woman who was baby sitting showed up with her kid, and my mom came by. We relocated and were probably out there for about an hour to an hour and a half.
Maybe going to go out there again. Thought about 4th of Julys of the past. The ones that stood out were when Yume and I went to this pond and then over to this park in Milwaukie on the hill to watch the fireworks with Matt and Weaver. I also thought of the first year we watched Game of Thrones and how we went to Granbury for river floating.
Tonight, we're supposed to go to a potluck. I don't want to stay long because of the dog, and because I work tomorrow.
We've been training the new girl at work. Misty looks like she is going to pop any day now. She's supposed to be induced next week if her water doesn't break - this was not only something she wanted, but her doctor bumped up her due date.
It was intense. So intense that I only got up to pee twice. Kind of a big deal. I want to see it again now. Ian was right.
It's 4th of July. Started off today drinking coffee, because that's how most of my days have begun since I was 12. Then I went to my mom's to borrow some baking instruments since Patrick wanted to make strudel. We hung out over there, then I went home.
Patrick put the strudel making into phase two, and I went to the pool. I haven't been going recently, because there are PEOPLE there. So I decided going before noon might limit the number of people there. I was right! For the first 15-20 minutes it was just me and another tanner who had the same idea. We didn't even wave or exchange words. We JUST tanned in silence. It was amazing. Such peace.
Then a woman who was baby sitting showed up with her kid, and my mom came by. We relocated and were probably out there for about an hour to an hour and a half.
Maybe going to go out there again. Thought about 4th of Julys of the past. The ones that stood out were when Yume and I went to this pond and then over to this park in Milwaukie on the hill to watch the fireworks with Matt and Weaver. I also thought of the first year we watched Game of Thrones and how we went to Granbury for river floating.
Tonight, we're supposed to go to a potluck. I don't want to stay long because of the dog, and because I work tomorrow.
We've been training the new girl at work. Misty looks like she is going to pop any day now. She's supposed to be induced next week if her water doesn't break - this was not only something she wanted, but her doctor bumped up her due date.