i'm so sure that i'm an island
i was so spaced out this morning i got lost twice on my way to vons, the store at which i purchase my lunch nine out of ten working days.
i left work early yesterday, after bawling my eyes out at my farewell luncheon, still not feeling too great after the allergy debacle of the day before. i got absurdly tired on the drive home, and essentially crawled into bed as soon as i got to south park. i regained consciousness around 5 p.m., feeling a lot better. i should take naps all day every day. MMMM.
i spend the evening organizing camping stuffs, which was good, since i realized i'm missing some key components, like a pillow or a water bottle!
i'm off work early again (still have some personal time to burn through) to take oksana's clothes to the buffalo exchange. she can't handle the judging at the exchange table. at least i have the strength to sit there and be indignant while they judge.
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i dreamed about raking a field, which wound up being a farewell activity as well, and just about everyone i knew in san diego showed up. i was focused on andrey, who was sitting next to me, and natasha (part of my russian family), who sat on the other side asking me questions about nasal spray.
i left work early yesterday, after bawling my eyes out at my farewell luncheon, still not feeling too great after the allergy debacle of the day before. i got absurdly tired on the drive home, and essentially crawled into bed as soon as i got to south park. i regained consciousness around 5 p.m., feeling a lot better. i should take naps all day every day. MMMM.
i spend the evening organizing camping stuffs, which was good, since i realized i'm missing some key components, like a pillow or a water bottle!
i'm off work early again (still have some personal time to burn through) to take oksana's clothes to the buffalo exchange. she can't handle the judging at the exchange table. at least i have the strength to sit there and be indignant while they judge.
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i dreamed about raking a field, which wound up being a farewell activity as well, and just about everyone i knew in san diego showed up. i was focused on andrey, who was sitting next to me, and natasha (part of my russian family), who sat on the other side asking me questions about nasal spray.