Alright! Blog entry number 2, it’s Monday night and like most people I’m stationed directly in front of the tv, lap top on my lap, thinking about the money I don’t have to do something interesting. I’m sure many of you are thinking the same thing or maybe you’re thinking about how the Leaf’s suck. I'm mean why can’t they just win one game. I’m sure Brian Burke is having a much more stressful night thinking the same thing. So I’m going to try not to think about that, I’ll think about it again tomorrow night when they play.
Next thought: How much money do I have to save for our trip to Boston? “Our” being me and my wonderful boyfriend of 6 years (David if you’re reading this I said something nice about you in my blog so you should buy me shiny things in gratitude). I’ve already started the research on how much we’ll probably spend but I’m not sure if that’s what’s frightening or the fact that David and I are going to be in a car together for around 13 hours. Don’t get me wrong being together for 6 years and living together for 4 should make us fully prepared for the road ahead (yep I went there). Yet we are a normal couple and we have our moments where David thinks I talk to much (he’s become very good at ignoring me and picking up the key words I say so that when I quiz him latter he can answer the questions correctly...it really pisses me off) or how David can get grumpy at the idea of paying to much money on a meal (he’s so cheap! but this is probably why we own a house) or how he never plays car games with me because he thinks they’re lame and childish (which is probably for the best because, being the competitive person I am he always beats me and that equals another fight).
If you haven’t figured it out yet, David and I are complete opposites. Which has always been one of the strong points of our relationship, I’m the loud, social, headstrong “balls to the wall” if you will and he’s the patience, calm thinks everything through one. So now I hope you understand my (our) fear of the road trip we’re about to take. This has been our first road trip without family as a buffer, so there’s going to be a lot of deep sighs and quiet moments of frustration.
Alright I’m ending it there because my brain hurts and I’m hungry
- D
