afi - paper airplanes (makeshift wings)



The Timeless Art of Seduction. aka, What is he doing to that horse?!

so... today... very, very, extremely good day for me. despite the whole work part.
no, actually, i take that back. even though the working part of work sucked, the sitting around talking to the lifeguards part of work wasn't too bad. i heard some stuff, learned some new things... and i think, my goal since may has finally been acheived.
after work! brent and i drove alll around tacoma and went to jillian's and played pool and ate at jack in the box. i loved it! seriously it's great to just spend some time with him, doing nothing really important but just screwing around. we played for about an hour and he says i've even improved since we started. =) this makes me very happy, if you have any idea what my pool skills are like.
when i got home! i gave scott his christmas present. oh baby! his reaction was priceless! he looked at the poster (the picture from up above) and just groaned in horror and was like "why?!" then he started laughing uncontrollably for a little while, then calmed down. and looked at the poster again, groaned in disgust, and started laughing again. this repeated itself about... 10 times? haha, seriously, my mom was concerned and had to ask him what was wrong, he was reacting so badly. it was just about the funniest thing i ever saw, and i'm really glad i gave it to him.
so now i'm talking to david (daaaavid!), the albino elephant, and i am so psyched to be going to long beach! one week from today i will be in the presence of my most favoritest people in the world. why are they my favorite? goodness, you haven't been reading my blog, have you! not only are they wonderful, fantabulous people, but i only get to see them about once every 4 or 5 months, so every second with them is absolutely priceless. this time, i promise, i will get lots of pictures so you can at least semi-experience the joyous atmosphere.
so... yeah. i'm not sure how i'll make it through the rest of the week... lots to do, lots to dread and lots to look forward to... but 'tis the season, after all, and lots has to happen to make it memorable!