Sunday, August 21, 2005

the weekend has been nice. friday micah we made peanut and banana smoothies and comiserated. micah is overloaded with work, and i am a wealth of problems real, imagined and exaggerated.

saturday night, we met up with max and his lovely fiance at an art show. most of the art was teeny-tiny and intricate. i really liked it. i like things that are small, but not so small that i can't figure out how it was done. micah said that the artist probably used a magnifying glass. this put me at ease and i was able to enjoy myself. we went home and then went back because josh and andrea came up to see the same show. i was glad to see it again and glad to see josh and andrea.

sunday morning we went to coffee, then micah left for riverside where he is working on murals for a film. he'll be gone 3 days. this usually sends me into a panic as i have no one to bother while he is gone, but i'm happy for the time alone. i need to clean this apartment. this apartment is messy. i haven't been able to clean this apartment. i've been too busy looking at the internet, watching matlock and chatting with bank people. my car is broken, so i walked to church. walking was good. church was good, too. the message was about how the gospel includes judgement and warning, and that it's not meant to be theraputic. i had a nice chat with audrey, who is six and just returned from a trip to boise, idaho. i told audrey that i have friends in boise, idaho and asked her to tell me everything. i couldn't get very much information from her. what i did glean was that her uncle is the best fly fisherman in the state, she slept in her cousin's room, and that her cousin has over 1,000 legos. i tried to learn more about the city, but audrey and by then, her 4 year old brother, henry, became obsessed with my bubble gum. they are so immature.

after church i walked home and then to work. now i'm writing a post that doesn't need to be writen so that i may avoid cleaning a little longer. this apartment is so messy. maybe i'll just move.

1 comment:

Jenny said...

isn't is so true that the immaturity of kids is so annoying?