well work called, but thankfully i was able to work from home.
the highlight of my day ws going to aphra's place. that was fun. although, i had a difficult time finding their house and actually went up to the wrong house. it was pouring rain and i didn't want to drive all the way home to double check the address, so i went to the butlers place and they showed me the way. on the way home from there i saw a fat dalmation and that made me laugh out loud from the depth of my inners.
between having to work and having nothing better to do if i wasn't working, that got me in a pretty cranky mood. thankfully beckie heard thru the grape vine that i was feeling lonely and she gave me a call. i started to cry almost the second i heard her voice. and later melinda called and patiently listened as i ranted in anger about being lonely. she said i was sounding much better at the end of our converstation. i think she's right. and i felt better after crying too. sometimes i feel as though i always have to initiate contact and because i hadn't i was left at home with nothing to do. that's why i appreciated aphra's invitation so much.
tonight i watched "the notebook" on tv. it made me cry. at a happy part. i only cry at happy parts in movies, but this time it was more like "they're so happy and i'm so misrable". i cried again later too. i like my tears to dry on my face. it leaves my skin feeling funny.
i know you don't mean to make me feel stupid. i just don't know what to do with you.
i want you... to take me out.
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Sorry for living on a street that seems to end but doesn't really! We all really enjoyed having you over. James really likes you. I was surprised he was not more impressed over your job, as he loves transportation.
I remeber crying during the Notebook, but I can't remember at which part now.
Consider it all November-itis.
kingston streets are weird. there are two york streets.
james reacted similar to how most people do when i say i work for bombardier. i'm used to it ;)
Greetings from Ottawa!!
I came across your blog by accident one day and have really enjoyed this little window into your life! Thank you for sharing!!
I found it via Tim Forbes'(who photographed our wedding) flickr site...which led me to the Next Church site...which listed your blog...and poof! Three degrees of seperation!!
Anyways, I too watched The Notebook last night!! Nicholas Sparks (who wrote the novel) has become one of my favourite authors and has such a beautiful life story.
Come by and visit us sometime, we love company!! Our site isn't nearly as fun as yours...but thank you for inspiring us!
oh my goodness its a small world indeed. tim is one of my friends, he's married to my good friend laney! so funny.
i have been wondering who the other visitor from ottawa was. it satisfies my curiousity :)
welcome!
Someone once asked me "is it really such a small world or do we just move in small circles?!?!"
Definitely a thought worth pondering!!
that's so true. i thought it was crazy when i was in kenya and met someone who knew a friend of my friend's. but really, it wasn't that far of a stretch. fits with the whole small circles thing.
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