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Just Hanging Out
Apr. 12th, 2005 07:37 pmIt's snowing out side my window right now. Yes, it's April. It is however, New Hampshire, so anything goes. Not very much snow, granted, but a few stray flakes. Enough to count as snow anyway.
It was a busy day. I spent most of it edging sand traps at the golf course. Pain in the neck, let me tell you. It was cold, and the wind was bitter. Blew right through you. You'd get all hot and sweaty loading up the cart, and then when you started driving away to dump the load, the cold would slice right through you. I'm off tomorrow, and then I'm back to Virginia for the last six weeks of my college career. Hard to believe that four years have gone by so quickly.
So now I'm sitting here on my parent's couch in a blanket (the heat was turned off for the summer a month ago) and just killing time before NCIS and House come on TV. Sara's off at the William and Mary spring awards ceremony, and will be back later. She's pretty stressed out about her thesis, and she's tired. I'm looking forward to when that gets done. It's time for us all to graduate. I think we've all had about as much of college as we can take.
THat's not to say I won't miss all my freinds, though. There's a handful at both schools that I'll miss, and wish I could hang onto for a while, but all good things must come to an end, right?
Long list of errands for tomorrow. Gotta get the oil changed in the Cherokee, check the coolant and all that. Go grocery shopping so I can stock the larder for the last six weeks of school. Stop by Wal-mart and look for a CD. Sara and I think we might have picked out a song we might dance to at the wedding. We'll see. Do a couple other errands. Maybe swing by the High School and do some last minute visiting.
Anyway, it's almost time for NCIS, so I'll wrap this up. Later all.
It was a busy day. I spent most of it edging sand traps at the golf course. Pain in the neck, let me tell you. It was cold, and the wind was bitter. Blew right through you. You'd get all hot and sweaty loading up the cart, and then when you started driving away to dump the load, the cold would slice right through you. I'm off tomorrow, and then I'm back to Virginia for the last six weeks of my college career. Hard to believe that four years have gone by so quickly.
So now I'm sitting here on my parent's couch in a blanket (the heat was turned off for the summer a month ago) and just killing time before NCIS and House come on TV. Sara's off at the William and Mary spring awards ceremony, and will be back later. She's pretty stressed out about her thesis, and she's tired. I'm looking forward to when that gets done. It's time for us all to graduate. I think we've all had about as much of college as we can take.
THat's not to say I won't miss all my freinds, though. There's a handful at both schools that I'll miss, and wish I could hang onto for a while, but all good things must come to an end, right?
Long list of errands for tomorrow. Gotta get the oil changed in the Cherokee, check the coolant and all that. Go grocery shopping so I can stock the larder for the last six weeks of school. Stop by Wal-mart and look for a CD. Sara and I think we might have picked out a song we might dance to at the wedding. We'll see. Do a couple other errands. Maybe swing by the High School and do some last minute visiting.
Anyway, it's almost time for NCIS, so I'll wrap this up. Later all.
