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| so today, em and i went to go visit courtney out on her farm on the outskirts of wharton county. it's ridiculous to think that just 45 minutes away from the bustling city life of sugar land there are farms. with cows. and corn. like, legit crops that they harvest and sell. and lots of 'em. we went riding around on the 4 wheeler through her pastures, shucked some corn out on her fields, pet some horses.. it was a pretty fantastic day. but i can never imagine what it's like living out on a country road for all of my life, although it's nice for a day.
work has been ridiculous. some kids are just the most annoying, vindictive, angry, pull-out-my-hair kids ever. then there are the ones that are the sweetest kids in the world, and i just want to steal them and take them home with me (although i'd probably get fired if i really did do that..) i love my job but it gets so exhausting every day. i'm so glad i'm going on vacation for 2 weeks, it'll be a nice break from little children.
i miss you and i love you. so much.
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| So I'm officially done with the most hellish place on earth, Bear Hell, aka Build-A-Bear Workshop. After resuming work for a mere three weeks, I got out of there, and not a moment too soon. The new management starting going anal-crazy about anything and everything, and it got really old, really fast.
Now I'm a day camp counselor for the Sugar Land Day Camp, which is a ton of fun, but seriously exhausting. Basically for about 7-9 hours a day, I play with kids, go to parks, plan activities, etc. I'm in change of a group for 8 5-7 year olds, and they're quite possibly the cutest kids, ever. I love working there, playing with the kids, but now when I get home, all I do is eat, sleep, and watch Scrubs.
By the way, Scrubs. Most amazing show, ever. Well, second to maybe Lost, and maybe Grey's Anatomy, but it's still a great show. I've been watching several seasons at a time, and I just can't stop laughing. I'm missing the 2nd season currently, but I even went to the extent of looking up the episode guide of the season two to see what happened.
I've been hanging out with a lot of people that I never hung out with in high school, it's ridiculous. Weekly gatherings at Patrick Cheng's house give me the opportunity to see people who I didn't even talk to in high school, which I find slightly ridiculous. These people avoided you all through high school, or felt like they were "too cool" to talk to you, and all of a sudden, they say hi to you, and want to know how you're doing. Oh well, at least I face awkward situations with one of my best friends.
I love the fact that my girls and I are together now. At least some of us, lol. It's so good to just be able to hang out, go to dinner, do silly things, and to do them together. I really missed them this past year, and I'm just cherishing every moment that I have with them. Especially at church. Going to mass with my girls is such a good thing, especially after a year of being apart. The new church is going to be ready this weekend, and it's pretty exciting. Momentous moment, lemme tell ya.
So the thing that I'm missing right now is the fact that Bryan is three hours away. Living in the same building as him for the entire year really spoiled me. I was able to see him everyday, whenever I really felt like it, and now I have to plan visits, or wait months to see him again. I went up to Austin one weekend and spent the day with him, then he came out here for a weekend. But from now until the middle of July, it's complete suckiness. Especially right now, he's in Sweden and I haven't talked to him in like two or three days. Longest I've ever gone. And it's sad. But I'll see him again soon enough. Crazy how much I love that guy.
Anyways, enough about my rant. Time to watch more Scrubs.
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