So. Snow of doom. Glad I don't live up north anymore, hur hur. Nebraska had more snow this year than they have since the winter before I was born. For those of you who do live in death snow, please refrain from the death part and try to be extra careful so that you stay safe while operating heavy machinery. Or in general. I've known most of you for a heckofa long time so surely one or more of you have fragile hip bones by now. (Just kidding! Please don't hurt me!)
Nothing much going on here. I'm cold, but that's not new. We have, like, 50s-60s weather, and my feet still manage to be ice blocks. Not sure what that's about, but whatever. Monday,
daltontrix and I are going to look at houses. Hopefully I won't be so drained from work that I seem totally displeased with life in general, but I seem to be pretty good at hiding that. Do not relish waking up before 10 am on my first day off, but what can you do? When we have a house and furniture enough to allow it, anyone wanna come visit? ^~ I promise we don't bite. Or at least won't murder you, whichever is more extreme.
One of my best friends had a kidney transplant not too long ago and now her white blood cells are being produced but are vanishing mysteriously somewhere so she can't have contact with the outside world. She is trapped in her sterilized home with her two dogs, unofficial fiancee, and baby girl. I feel bad, but there's not much I can do since she can't really take visitors with her horrible immune system of current, and I'm not even in the same state, anyway. I got her a bonsai, though, because ... I guess I'm weird and thought it was better than "glad you survived surgery" flowers. I know that I got some flowers with my own surgery, but I don't really remember any of them too well. Or at all. I remember the balloons better since I taped them to my walls when they deflated. Having a living plant is just a more lasting display of those things typically conveyed with quick-to-wilt flowers, so it suits my style more, anyway.
... I had a point with that needless telling of someone else's life, but I don't remember what it was. Maybe it's just one of the more poignant of the many cases of me missing people. It's almost like being lonely except I'm not lonely so much as ... specifically lonely, like concentrated nostalgia almost. If that makes sense.
I got Frank to read the first Percy Jackson book. He read the whole thing today making him a far quicker reader than I am. Never did get the concept of speed reading down. Anyway, he is now properly prepared for the movie which comes out next Friday that we shall be seeing Sunday night. I am pretty excited. Everyone else should quick read the book if they haven't yet and then go to the movie. Seriously, awesomeness awaits behind closed covers.
Nothing much going on here. I'm cold, but that's not new. We have, like, 50s-60s weather, and my feet still manage to be ice blocks. Not sure what that's about, but whatever. Monday,
One of my best friends had a kidney transplant not too long ago and now her white blood cells are being produced but are vanishing mysteriously somewhere so she can't have contact with the outside world. She is trapped in her sterilized home with her two dogs, unofficial fiancee, and baby girl. I feel bad, but there's not much I can do since she can't really take visitors with her horrible immune system of current, and I'm not even in the same state, anyway. I got her a bonsai, though, because ... I guess I'm weird and thought it was better than "glad you survived surgery" flowers. I know that I got some flowers with my own surgery, but I don't really remember any of them too well. Or at all. I remember the balloons better since I taped them to my walls when they deflated. Having a living plant is just a more lasting display of those things typically conveyed with quick-to-wilt flowers, so it suits my style more, anyway.
... I had a point with that needless telling of someone else's life, but I don't remember what it was. Maybe it's just one of the more poignant of the many cases of me missing people. It's almost like being lonely except I'm not lonely so much as ... specifically lonely, like concentrated nostalgia almost. If that makes sense.
I got Frank to read the first Percy Jackson book. He read the whole thing today making him a far quicker reader than I am. Never did get the concept of speed reading down. Anyway, he is now properly prepared for the movie which comes out next Friday that we shall be seeing Sunday night. I am pretty excited. Everyone else should quick read the book if they haven't yet and then go to the movie. Seriously, awesomeness awaits behind closed covers.
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