Hmm.
Earlier tonight I almost used "U" in place of "You" when sending a text message.
A slippery slope indeed on the way down.
Oof.
Remind me to explain what driving feels like. It's just weird. In Long Island, service roads continue in the same direction as the main highway. Here, there is traffic both ways. Which is just bizarre. And so driving a side route (to and from "the bar") was more of an adventure when you factor in the extreme power steering George's car has. And I failed every attempt at parking. I was over the line. Oh, and it didnt' help that I had to massage out a working turn signal. Any time I turned left, Ihad to remember to push/pull the handle until the signal remained. (And also not flash my brights at the car in front of me.).
Tomorrow I try the minivan. I need less power steering.
For my woes I picked up a fancy French pedicure. (Love it!) But I have decided to only visit Spanish nail salons in the future. I felt like I was in the Seinfeld epidsode where Elaine's nail salon speaks openly about their clients - in Korean.
It's cheaper here, but sitting in a massage/heat chair is deemed a "spa pedicure" and costs in the neighborhood of $17 vs. $11 for a regular pedicure.
I have to stay that driving to a pedicure is less stress than walking. You won't smear. (So long as you don't hit the gas/break with your toes.) Sounds fair to me.
We picked up the best taco's at Pepito's and then dropped Michelle off. She was helping her sister acclimate to Happy Hour. This left Carlos at home to tend towards the kiddies. One of which was increasingly aggravating. Mix some ADD with the norm and you spell Trouble. For the 2nd time in his life, the child got stuck under the bunk beds. WHY would you do it twice??? And the mouth. Oy. Oh the drama. But there was more. But it's not suitable for here. BUT I did take Chuckie on a walk at night. I felt like going out for some air, and dragged a more than willing pooch along. I am decidedly doing that more often. Walkign a dog provides ample opportunity to peek at landscaping and windows, as well as idle chit chat with some increasingly cute neighborhood residents. :)
Cake and candles tomorrow for Nathan and Caylin's bday celebration.
YAY!
posted by irene @ 9/29/2002 05:02:00 AM
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