May 6, 2017,
Today we slept in until 11am.
(A quick ode to sleeping in)
A joyous occasion, when the light doth shine, and I obliviously sleep.
For no matter how bright the sun may be, I can't see it through a blanket of sheep.
But then the struggle to breath gets real real, and in frustration the blanket is thrown.
And sadly, so sadly, I have to wake up, and I do so with a miserable groan.
For today, yes today! is the last day of freedom, the last day that I can sleep in.
Because starting monday I will start to work, and have to wake up before 10.
(ode over, carefully set the expensive mic down, and exit stage left.)
(A quick ode to sleeping in)
A joyous occasion, when the light doth shine, and I obliviously sleep.
For no matter how bright the sun may be, I can't see it through a blanket of sheep.
But then the struggle to breath gets real real, and in frustration the blanket is thrown.
And sadly, so sadly, I have to wake up, and I do so with a miserable groan.
For today, yes today! is the last day of freedom, the last day that I can sleep in.
Because starting monday I will start to work, and have to wake up before 10.
(ode over, carefully set the expensive mic down, and exit stage left.)
Breakfast, was an orange. It was so juicy and good!
Last night Nathan, who I have formally been referring to as "my companion,"
-_- We are cousins. . . . Anyways, (you weirdos) we wrote an extensive one page list of things that needed to be done and things that were not so important to do. The "Important things" list took up the whole page, and we didn't put anything in the other column.
Today, we split up. He took the jeep, and I took my feet. I cleaned the apartment up, because it was a sloppy mess, and then spoke with the apartment person, her name is Mandy. She was very nice and gave me a free magnet with the important numbers on it.
Then I ran to wal-mart and there is where Nathan met me. We bought a ton of supplies and then headed home. However, we got sidetracked by a pizza bakery, which was mostly pizza and not so much bakery, but the pizza was good! It was called Ragazzi's Pizza. If you are ever in Omaha, you should try it.
We didn't realize that there was a place with plates and napkins and stuff, so when the server girl brought out the pizza and said, "Do you need anything else?" we were like, "Maybe some plates and napkins?" She gave us a funny smile and headed directly behind us to where they were. We realized our mistake and I stood up to get them from her and apologized for being completely oblivious to our surroundings.
Then we ate the pizza, went home, played call of duty, set up the wi-fi, played league of legends, ordered more pizza, and waited for our cousins to come.
They have arrived, and life just got so much more fun.
One of them pretended to be a monkey for a whole five minutes and then I convinced her to be a house so I could do a quick demonstration on what the pest control technicians do for the houses, complete with sound effects.
Then, because they asked about khaki pants, and I gave them a quick sales demonstration. . . . it was funny. Just pretend you were there and laugh a little. okay?
And that is basically it.
P.S. This will hopefully be the last time I post a log on facebook, as I want to put them on a blog. So stay informed.
Last night Nathan, who I have formally been referring to as "my companion,"
-_- We are cousins. . . . Anyways, (you weirdos) we wrote an extensive one page list of things that needed to be done and things that were not so important to do. The "Important things" list took up the whole page, and we didn't put anything in the other column.Today, we split up. He took the jeep, and I took my feet. I cleaned the apartment up, because it was a sloppy mess, and then spoke with the apartment person, her name is Mandy. She was very nice and gave me a free magnet with the important numbers on it.
Then I ran to wal-mart and there is where Nathan met me. We bought a ton of supplies and then headed home. However, we got sidetracked by a pizza bakery, which was mostly pizza and not so much bakery, but the pizza was good! It was called Ragazzi's Pizza. If you are ever in Omaha, you should try it.
We didn't realize that there was a place with plates and napkins and stuff, so when the server girl brought out the pizza and said, "Do you need anything else?" we were like, "Maybe some plates and napkins?" She gave us a funny smile and headed directly behind us to where they were. We realized our mistake and I stood up to get them from her and apologized for being completely oblivious to our surroundings.
Then we ate the pizza, went home, played call of duty, set up the wi-fi, played league of legends, ordered more pizza, and waited for our cousins to come.
They have arrived, and life just got so much more fun.
One of them pretended to be a monkey for a whole five minutes and then I convinced her to be a house so I could do a quick demonstration on what the pest control technicians do for the houses, complete with sound effects.
Then, because they asked about khaki pants, and I gave them a quick sales demonstration. . . . it was funny. Just pretend you were there and laugh a little. okay?
And that is basically it.
P.S. This will hopefully be the last time I post a log on facebook, as I want to put them on a blog. So stay informed.
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