sunrise, sunset

Today was our last Wednesday lunch on Wednesday. We went to Memphis Pizza Cafe, which was a nice change. I didn't believe we could get in and out of there in an hour (they're notorious for their snail-speed service), but Lawson was proven correct.

I heard that French Riviera Spa is having a special where you can join for $18 a month. There's one across the street from my apartment. I'm probably going to go over there and talk to them. The problem is, I'm not sure how much I'd actually go. If Evan joined too I'd have a better chance of getting there (and it would be something nice for us to do together), but joining by myself will probably make me even more stressed trying to cram everything in. On the other hand, I really need some regular aerobic exercise, and this way I could get it even when it's too cold/hot/rainy to walk (which is 75% of the year). I'm not sticking to my diet very well anymore, which calls for drastic action. I'll just have to see whether I can take the schedule. Band practice starts back tonight, and my Streets tutoring starts back next week. Goodbye, free time in which to read and accomplish things. Hello, weeping because I don't have the energy to take the trash out. It would probably be a better investment to take that money and hire a maid to clean once in a while. Talk about stress relief.

I am seriously moody today. Maybe I'm just dreading my trip next week...long meetings, stressful people, lots of food I'm not supposed to eat. I hate going away. I don't mind being gone so much as the anticipation of leaving. Just get it over with already.

I went to RUF last night because Evan wanted to go. I got to campus early, so I checked out the new FedEx business center. It's really nice. There are several theater areas, a coffee bar, and flat-screen TVs showing CNBC and stuff. Very businessy. The campus sure has changed in the years since I've graduated. I can't go there much anymore because it makes me feel old and sad. I end up wishing for a time that's never coming back. Sometimes I feel like I'm the only one who misses it, or even notices it's gone.

Okay, since I can't say anything cheery, I'm going to stop saying anything at all. :)

sunrise, sunset

Today was our last Wednesday lunch on Wednesday. We went to Memphis Pizza Cafe, which was a nice change. I didn't believe we could get in and out of there in an hour (they're notorious for their snail-speed service), but Lawson was proven correct.

I heard that French Riviera Spa is having a special where you can join for $18 a month. There's one across the street from my apartment. I'm probably going to go over there and talk to them. The problem is, I'm not sure how much I'd actually go. If Evan joined too I'd have a better chance of getting there (and it would be something nice for us to do together), but joining by myself will probably make me even more stressed trying to cram everything in. On the other hand, I really need some regular aerobic exercise, and this way I could get it even when it's too cold/hot/rainy to walk (which is 75% of the year). I'm not sticking to my diet very well anymore, which calls for drastic action. I'll just have to see whether I can take the schedule. Band practice starts back tonight, and my Streets tutoring starts back next week. Goodbye, free time in which to read and accomplish things. Hello, weeping because I don't have the energy to take the trash out. It would probably be a better investment to take that money and hire a maid to clean once in a while. Talk about stress relief.

I am seriously moody today. Maybe I'm just dreading my trip next week...long meetings, stressful people, lots of food I'm not supposed to eat. I hate going away. I don't mind being gone so much as the anticipation of leaving. Just get it over with already.

I went to RUF last night because Evan wanted to go. I got to campus early, so I checked out the new FedEx business center. It's really nice. There are several theater areas, a coffee bar, and flat-screen TVs showing CNBC and stuff. Very businessy. The campus sure has changed in the years since I've graduated. I can't go there much anymore because it makes me feel old and sad. I end up wishing for a time that's never coming back. Sometimes I feel like I'm the only one who misses it, or even notices it's gone.

Okay, since I can't say anything cheery, I'm going to stop saying anything at all. :)