Today Was Not As Great As Yesterday
Mar. 12th, 2006 08:13 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
tabular_rasaToday wasn't as much fun as yesterday. Nichole and Kristina both had to leave for family engagements, Alice isn't home yet, Liz isn't coming home at all, I don't think, I don't think Robert has his Spring Break yet, I know Jessica doesn't have her Spring Break yet, and Tiffany is off in Illinois and would be in Kentucky and so the whole point is just moot, lol . . .
I hugged Neil today and he farted on me, twice. Tory also sat on my face because she wanted me to get off the couch. I feel terribly loved.
I got some shopping done for some much-needed school/toiletry supplies, since Mom was available to take me out and do that, and so I'm good for a while now. Now I just need to figure out when my hair, eye, and dentist appointments are, and go to them. Other than that, this week is Working On Research Paper, Meeting Up With Friends, and Relaxing.
Hopefully I'll get some Working On Story in there, too, but, somehow, I doubt it . . . )-:
(Yeah, this looks like me when Tory sat on me today:
. . . only it was on my face )-: . . . grr . . . she's taking after Tiffany, she is, lol . . . )
Edit (9:32 pm): It's Tornado Week on the Weather Channel, and so I was all excited to watch the shows about tornados, including "Live From Tornado Alley," where they actually chase them for an hour. I had laughed when I heard the premise-- "Come on; the statistical chance of them catching one in the right place at the right time in that little hour slot is like, none!" Yet Tiffany just called me to say they had a tornado warning, Lisa said she had a tornado warning last night, and the broadcast just said Kansas City is having tornado warnings yet again tonight. They also showed a demolished house from just about an hour outside St. Louis. Great. I'm missing all the action-- and I'm witnessing all my friends possibly go up in huge clouds of wind O.o . . .
Edit (9:46 pm): "Live From Tornado Alley" ended. Now it's a show about natural disasters/accidents waiting to happen. If Lisa, Patricia, Anu, and I live to make back to St. Louis, and St. Louis has survived the impending doom of the sweeping tornados this evening, we have to worry about the unstudied, super-deep, completely unpredictable earthquakes induced by the New Madrid fault directly below St. Louis and the Mississippi River.
I hugged Neil today and he farted on me, twice. Tory also sat on my face because she wanted me to get off the couch. I feel terribly loved.
I got some shopping done for some much-needed school/toiletry supplies, since Mom was available to take me out and do that, and so I'm good for a while now. Now I just need to figure out when my hair, eye, and dentist appointments are, and go to them. Other than that, this week is Working On Research Paper, Meeting Up With Friends, and Relaxing.
Hopefully I'll get some Working On Story in there, too, but, somehow, I doubt it . . . )-:
(Yeah, this looks like me when Tory sat on me today:
Edit (9:32 pm): It's Tornado Week on the Weather Channel, and so I was all excited to watch the shows about tornados, including "Live From Tornado Alley," where they actually chase them for an hour. I had laughed when I heard the premise-- "Come on; the statistical chance of them catching one in the right place at the right time in that little hour slot is like, none!" Yet Tiffany just called me to say they had a tornado warning, Lisa said she had a tornado warning last night, and the broadcast just said Kansas City is having tornado warnings yet again tonight. They also showed a demolished house from just about an hour outside St. Louis. Great. I'm missing all the action-- and I'm witnessing all my friends possibly go up in huge clouds of wind O.o . . .
Edit (9:46 pm): "Live From Tornado Alley" ended. Now it's a show about natural disasters/accidents waiting to happen. If Lisa, Patricia, Anu, and I live to make back to St. Louis, and St. Louis has survived the impending doom of the sweeping tornados this evening, we have to worry about the unstudied, super-deep, completely unpredictable earthquakes induced by the New Madrid fault directly below St. Louis and the Mississippi River.
