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So Far On Spring Break
Mar. 10th, 2007 09:30 pmJustification for Spring Break:
So Lisa, David, and I arrived in Kansas City. It was tough going; we left just during rush hour (DAVID YOU SLOW ASS-- and he didn't even leave on time with us!!!), and it took us an hour to get out of St. Louis. It rained a little bit on the road. David caught up to us when we stopped for dinner at a Hardee's about two hours into the drive.
Lisa's house is pretty, though it is still professedly a work in progress. I met all the animals, including Dana's millipede, guinea pig, and two new ferrets. One of their cats, Peaches, followed me around rather attachedly for a while last night, and was very confused by my exercising; she kept trying to rub up against me and I was moving.
This morning Lisa's dad made pancakes. We took a brief shopping expedition, and went to Blockbuster for some movies, one of which-- American Beauty-- we watched this afternoon. I liked it; it had no villains and was tragic but in an oddly optimistic way :-P
We all went out to dinner at a Mexican place, and I ate a ton (oh, free chips!). It was really good. I also drank a lot, too, because we then went out and saw "Breach," and I had to pee about three times within the course of the first twenty minutes of the movie. "Breach" was good; it reminded me of a one-sided "The Departed," lol . . . Also, Hansson reminded me entirely too much of my Sociology of Education teacher (looks included)-- that was a little creepy O.o
( Survey )
Ha ha, I like that. The snake makes me feel Slytherinian and the ninjas are of course awesome. I could totally do no-pants Fridays. Skirts are of course an option; after all, some days, you just don't want to wear pants!
| You Are 73% Burned Out |
 You are very burned out. You need a huge break from your responsibilities, starting as soon as possible. And you need this time to reevaluate what you really want out of your life. Because you're working hard and going no where... and that would burn anyone out! |
So Lisa, David, and I arrived in Kansas City. It was tough going; we left just during rush hour (DAVID YOU SLOW ASS-- and he didn't even leave on time with us!!!), and it took us an hour to get out of St. Louis. It rained a little bit on the road. David caught up to us when we stopped for dinner at a Hardee's about two hours into the drive.
Lisa's house is pretty, though it is still professedly a work in progress. I met all the animals, including Dana's millipede, guinea pig, and two new ferrets. One of their cats, Peaches, followed me around rather attachedly for a while last night, and was very confused by my exercising; she kept trying to rub up against me and I was moving.
This morning Lisa's dad made pancakes. We took a brief shopping expedition, and went to Blockbuster for some movies, one of which-- American Beauty-- we watched this afternoon. I liked it; it had no villains and was tragic but in an oddly optimistic way :-P
We all went out to dinner at a Mexican place, and I ate a ton (oh, free chips!). It was really good. I also drank a lot, too, because we then went out and saw "Breach," and I had to pee about three times within the course of the first twenty minutes of the movie. "Breach" was good; it reminded me of a one-sided "The Departed," lol . . . Also, Hansson reminded me entirely too much of my Sociology of Education teacher (looks included)-- that was a little creepy O.o
( Survey )Ha ha, I like that. The snake makes me feel Slytherinian and the ninjas are of course awesome. I could totally do no-pants Fridays. Skirts are of course an option; after all, some days, you just don't want to wear pants!
