swing your partner, do-si-do

[chestnutcurls]

So.

Friday night was the RUF Barn Party. They had hired a square dance instructor, and we learned line dances and square dances and the Virginia reel. I started out dancing with Luke, but he hurt his ankle somehow, and then aggravated it when he tried to throw me over his shoulder and spin me around swing-style. :) After much coercion, Matt took his place. He didn't have a clue, but at least he tried. Then we went down to the bonfire, and were only there for a little while before the owners of the yard sent us all home. A few of us went to Evan's apartment and watched the Smoking Man episode of X-Files, which Evan had been telling me about. So I now know who killed JFK. And MLK. And a bunch of other people.

Saturday was lovely. I rested, and took a walk, and scrapbooked while watching LOTR. In the evening, Alli and Matt and I went to see Die Another Day (which was not on my movie hit list, but I felt like going somewhere). Debra and her boyfriend met us there. She had planned to come spend the night at the apartment, but the movie was longer than I anticipated, and then she demanded I take her to Wal-Mart and back to the house, so it got too late. At the house, Bun acted very cool toward me. I think he just smelled the cat, but he acted like he didn't even remember me. I tried to cuddle with him, and he kept turning away. Seriously, I wanted to cry. I feel so guilty. Why did I get another pet? Nothing can replace Bun! *sob*

Sunday was another restful day, which was appropriate. :) I spent some time talking to Evan, mainly about the Bond movie. Later I made a lasagna! (Kathy helped, because she was there and couldn't resist being involved, but I made most of it myself!) Ryan came over to help us eat it, and we watched Julia Roberts night on NBC. We saw a Sonic commercial and felt inspired to go there for pecan pie shakes. The shake was great, but I quickly regretted it because Sonic ice cream always makes me feel sick. I wish I knew what caused that. Anyway, on the whole, it was a great day.

And now here I sit. But it's a two-day week for me! Tomorrow night, I am leaving for five whole days. Five days of wearing jeans and sneakers! Five days of eating my grandma's cooking and seeing my family! Five days of relaxation! I am so excited.

I think this building is making me sick. Seriously. I was fine all weekend, but my ability to breathe is decreasing the longer I'm here. Maybe it's the Black Mold!

Comments

[aardwolf.livejournal.com]

Are you up for a free Chick-Fil-A sandwich tomorrow? Jeremy and I used two of the coupons today, but I've still got 5 left (and they expire Friday.) It's a free sandwich (fried or grilled) with no strings attached (no buy-one-get-one free deal...)

[chestnutcurls.livejournal.com]

I wish I could! But Kathy is making us lunch at the apartment, and I won't see her again till I get back. I'm sorry! I wish those coupons lasted longer than a week. How much chicken do they think you can eat in a week? :P

[markis97.livejournal.com]

Now I have a craving for lasagna. We have Sonic commercials around here but the place doesn't actually exist. It must be some sort of mess up in the advertising scheme.

Sonic

[moredetails.livejournal.com]

We kept having Sonic commercials here, too, but we have none. Then we found out that one is coming right to my little town! Maybe it's a foreshadow for you also. :)

Re: Sonic

[markis97.livejournal.com]

Ah, yes that is very possible. Though I think the commercials have been on for like 2 years. We are finally getting a Krispy Kreme, I know that much :)

Re: Sonic

[chestnutcurls.livejournal.com]

How have you survived so long without Krispy Kreme? Do you have Dunkin' Donuts?

Re: Sonic

[markis97.livejournal.com]

Yes we have Dunkin Donuts. It's easy to survive without something if you've never had it. I had one donut from there in NYC when I was there a few weeks ago. I also brought back a dozen for sominfun since I knew she misses them.

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[ex-lifeofbri692.livejournal.com]

the only Krispy Kreme in the state of washington is a good 25 miles east of Seattle. Tons of kids from college drive to Issaquah (where it's at) just for donuts. which is funny... because here in Seattle you rarely drive a distance to anywhere unless it's for vacation.

[lovelife.livejournal.com]

I can totally relate to thinking your work building is making you sick. I think mine is too. Ever since I've started working here, my allergies are horrid when I get there but fine when I leave and on the weekends when I'm not here. :(

[chestnutcurls.livejournal.com]

See? :) I think they neglect to clean the air filters. That's what happened in the dorm I lived in for three years, so that's what I always suspect when sudden illness strikes.

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[lovelife.livejournal.com]

I think that's what it is too. I know they never clean them at my work. I went to a presentation on this stuff not too long ago and it really makes sense that it's happening. I wish they'd fix it. Every time I suggest it, they say it costs too much to get it checked out. And I work for a Safety School!

[grace20.livejournal.com]

Yay Sonic!

Re: Sonic

[lifeofpatrick.livejournal.com]

Having lived long time in NC I could loose my NC residence for saying this but I prefer Dunkin Donuts. That statment will get me in trouble if I run for political office one day.

There was one Krispy Kreme location that torn down many years ago when a main road was widend and KK has just never been the same.