Before I start: I've decided "peculiar" is a stupid word.
I go back to the Hop in three weeks. Most of the Liberty kids are leaving Tuesday. Kathryn left this morning to my great distress. Tess doesn't go back til the 23rd, but I'll be at Mason every day from then on to see her, so that won't really matter. Kendall leaves on Thursday, I think, so tonight there's a party thing at her place to celebrate. Should be good. Everyone is pretty psyched to be in the pool. The weather has been so perfect, lately, and especially perfect pool weather.
Boys are stupid, btw. Matt and I had our third big argument since we've been talking again today about the DUMBEST thing ever. I'm so frustrated. I really want to be doing this relationship the right way and being a good friend and praying right for him. Alone, I care so much about him and feel everything so strongly, and then when we talk it all goes to Hell and I end up just wanting to throttle him.
and then there's, you know-- all the other things going on. Blah.
I watched about 5 hours of Top Chef yesterday after giving Mom's car the BEST cleaning of its life. Then I took a shower and did my nails. Stayed up til 2 reading The Green Mile, which for being a Stephen King novel, is pretty freaking amazing. The Known World, another novel I'm reading (slowly) is pretty good, but irritating in that it was about 80000 characters with generic names and is becoming boring. I might abandon it and pick up White Noise again. I want to finish that before I go back to school.
Haven't written anything since Vail, when I started the novella I'll never finish. I did find out some interesting information about crack and crack addicts while researching for it, though, so at least I've got that handy now. (Psht!)
In other news: I payed off my STUPID FREAKING PARKING TICKET! (which, btw, The Greek, although he was parked in the same illegal space on the other side of the road, escaped). But now I'm poor as dirt. Unfortunate, b/c I think I've finally got Mom to a place where she won't flip out about my next tattoo, which, being planned for my wrist, is EXTREMELY more visible than my previous one.
I'm learning a lot in the studies I'm doing each morning. Church is kind of exciting now-- I'm getting this sort of exhilaration reading the Bible. The MacArthur Bible John gave me for my b-day is awesome, too. So there's that.
More later. Maybe even something substantial.
Meanwhile, go listen to "Hammertime Medley" by Jimmy Fallon. Hy-sterical.
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They've started producing a permanent removable tattoo, which isn't an oxymoron because it is more or less a permanent tatoo but will respond well to laser treatment in case you want it removed.
http://www.abcnews.go.com/WN/story?id=3472065
I point this out because a friend of mine wanted a tattoo and asked me to look into the technology. Also, there's an older guy at work who got a tattoo when he was younger but now hides it because when he got older, his skin sagged/ changed and the image got ruined.
But yeah, Freedom2ink. http://www.freedom2ink.com
I have not seen or heard of this tattoo. This situation must be fixed.
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