The Final Installment of Christmas 2015
Well, today was the drive back home. Sara put my iPod on the speaker, playing the songs in order (rather than in shuffle, which is how I usually listen to it). She challenged me to try to guess which song would come on next, and I was surprisingly bad at it. I knew that "Shut Up and Dance With Me" must come after "Shake It Off," but that was about the only one I got right.
The majority of the drive was uneventful, but right as we were getting back into L-city, we hit the most awful downpour. I was driving at the time, and it was so bad that I could barely see where I was going and passed a few accidents. I was very relieved when we finally got back to our apartment safe and sound. I think the cats were happy to have us back, too.
We were tired from the long drive, but rather than rest up for the work day tomorrow, I decided to make the evening a little harder on myself. While doing my laundry, I accidentally knocked the entire box of dryer sheets into the washing machine and didn't notice! The box disintegrated in the wash, and when I went to move them over into the dryer and found my clothes full of a ton of dryer sheets and covered in tiny, wet, shredded pieces of cardboard. I had to spend forever picking them all off! Ugh!
The majority of the drive was uneventful, but right as we were getting back into L-city, we hit the most awful downpour. I was driving at the time, and it was so bad that I could barely see where I was going and passed a few accidents. I was very relieved when we finally got back to our apartment safe and sound. I think the cats were happy to have us back, too.
We were tired from the long drive, but rather than rest up for the work day tomorrow, I decided to make the evening a little harder on myself. While doing my laundry, I accidentally knocked the entire box of dryer sheets into the washing machine and didn't notice! The box disintegrated in the wash, and when I went to move them over into the dryer and found my clothes full of a ton of dryer sheets and covered in tiny, wet, shredded pieces of cardboard. I had to spend forever picking them all off! Ugh!