The other night, I cried on the way home from work, seemingly out of nowhere. Thinking about how much worse my wreck could've been scared the shit out of me. I was so close to dieing. Just a few more feet and I would've gone down- way down... All the way down.
Mitchell must've known what I was thinking about because he held my hand even tighter and said he loved me.
Sometimes that's all it takes for me to know that he's perfect for me. I feel closer to him now than ever, and it kind of scares me. I love that man with all of my heart. I really do. He is my best friend.
Alright, that's enough mushy talk.
A collection of things that cross my mind, goals and dreams of mine, projects I tackle, things I find, people who inspire me, causes I support, foods I may be craving, and other everyday happenings and thoughts.
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Friday, April 8, 2011
1 Week; 7 Days; 168 Hours
Before I say anything else: We have one week until we leave for North Carolina! Yay!
Mitchell and I had an early lunch at 11 this morning at this little restaurant inside a gas station in the middle of nowhere between our new house and Nashville. He ordered a Reuben and I got a "Scottsboro cheese steak." They were delicious.
I'm listening to Johnny Cash over Sambuca's speaker system. I'm the only one upstairs, stealing their wifi.
I've been riding downtown with Mitchell at noon since the wreck (since my vehicle is kaput) and just hanging around the general area until my shift at 6pm about a mile or so from here. I got to run some errands eariler, which meant I had to go to Home Depot to get a dozen outdoor flood lights for the restaurant. I got 2 compliments on "my truck." What is that guys love about a girl in a truck in the South?
Mitchell's making me a big salad for an early dinner before work, and I cannot wait to chow down on it. I'll be downtown tonight till 3 or 4am working, so I'd rather go ahead and eat now instead of taking a break on a Friday night.
Mitchell and I had an early lunch at 11 this morning at this little restaurant inside a gas station in the middle of nowhere between our new house and Nashville. He ordered a Reuben and I got a "Scottsboro cheese steak." They were delicious.
I'm listening to Johnny Cash over Sambuca's speaker system. I'm the only one upstairs, stealing their wifi.
I've been riding downtown with Mitchell at noon since the wreck (since my vehicle is kaput) and just hanging around the general area until my shift at 6pm about a mile or so from here. I got to run some errands eariler, which meant I had to go to Home Depot to get a dozen outdoor flood lights for the restaurant. I got 2 compliments on "my truck." What is that guys love about a girl in a truck in the South?
Mitchell's making me a big salad for an early dinner before work, and I cannot wait to chow down on it. I'll be downtown tonight till 3 or 4am working, so I'd rather go ahead and eat now instead of taking a break on a Friday night.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Car Wrecks are Scary
Yesterday
5pm
on my way to work
45mph in a 50mph zone
downhill
a dozen curves between home and town
older woman
newer Camero
halfway in my lane
hit my horn
swerved towards the ditch
back wheels catch gravel
begin a spin
oncoming traffic
overcorrect
jump the embankment
miss 3 trees
turn back towards the road
ride the ditch
100 scary feet
hit my brakes
busted nose
blood
bruised thighs
trapped
climb out the window
shakey
scared
not alone
police are called
fire department arrives
ruptured gas tank
kitty litter to soak it up
tow truck comes
teary phone calls
cop drives me home
night off work
wake up sore
stiff
sad
but not alone
I'm ok.
5pm
on my way to work
45mph in a 50mph zone
downhill
a dozen curves between home and town
older woman
newer Camero
halfway in my lane
hit my horn
swerved towards the ditch
back wheels catch gravel
begin a spin
oncoming traffic
overcorrect
jump the embankment
miss 3 trees
turn back towards the road
ride the ditch
100 scary feet
hit my brakes
busted nose
blood
bruised thighs
trapped
climb out the window
shakey
scared
not alone
police are called
fire department arrives
ruptured gas tank
kitty litter to soak it up
tow truck comes
teary phone calls
cop drives me home
night off work
wake up sore
stiff
sad
but not alone
I'm ok.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
I'm going to test myself...
It always seems that when I paint my nails, I've got them at least 80% chipped off within 2 hours of painting them.
I
always
lose
this
game.
:(
Tomorrow morning, I'm going to paint my nails pink. Not only am I painting them, but I'm going to make a conscious effort to NOT pick at the nail polish.
I think it'd be fun to time myself to see just how long I can go without chipping it off...I
always
lose
this
game.
:(
Sunday, April 3, 2011
I'm Feenin' for F.O.T.C.
There was a time a while ago when I attended MTSU when I thought the perfect way to wind down after a busy day was by watching countless shows of Flight of the Conchords...
I miss that show.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
My New Kitchen Project
So, I want to put peg boards on either side of our 6ft. tall metal shelf in our kitchen.
The shelf currently holds cookbooks, cool kitchen gadgets, fancy platters, and culinary family hairlooms.It's a work in progress and is always changing around.
100% Mitchell and I.
I love it.
The plan is to spraypaint them metallic to match our shelves. You know, silver-ish. I'm getting increasingly excited the more I think about it.
Cramming is Back!
As somewhat of a creature of habit, I've always been the classic "crammer-type." I really do work best under pressure, and almost always waited till the last minute to write papers or do projects in school. I find that if I'm taking a lot of information in at once, it sticks in my mind better because in a lot of instances, I make a string of mental connections between all the facts. I also write better if I'm pressed for time.
I'm cramming again in another aspect of my life:
Work.
I'm taking on 41 hours between 3 days this weekend.
I did 10 hours last night, putting in 17 today/tonight, and another 14 tomorrow.
This is my ultimate goal this weekend:
We'll see how well this plan pans out.
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