You can tell that you're finally beginning to catch up on sleep when on Sunday morning the alarm goes at 8, and you actually get up. Rather than hitting the snooze five times so that you actually end up getting up at 8:30 or 9.
Yesterday Scott and I spent about an hour driving around Abbotsford looking at apartment buildings we might want to live in. We didn't actually look at any apartments, mind you, we just looked at the outsides. (Yes, we're snobby and judge the building by it's outside.) But I think that the exterior probably speaks to the interior. Here's how a conversation might go:
"Hello, I'm the exterior. I look pretty crappy. Are you crappy, too?"
"Hello exterior, I'm the interior. Since you're crappy, I'm crappy. Makes sense, right?"
"Yes, the landlord doesn't take care of me, so he doesn't take care of you."
"yep."
"yep."
They both fall asleep.
Hopefully we'll find one we like soon, and Scott can move. He's pretty anxious to move, I think.
Thirteen more days of spring break, including today.
Now, don't laugh at me (despite myself I find myself becoming fairly organized) but I divided my spring break to-do list into days. I figure that if I divide it up, it won't seem as big, first of all, and also I'll be more likely to get it done. And I really want to be finished all of my school work when Scott's parents come in a week so that I can relax without being stressed out about not getting work done. Left for this weekend are: laundry and finalize guest list (wedding.)
Okay. Boring post for a Sunday morning. I'll fold my laundry now.
3 comments:
Exterior-interior conversations make me laugh loudly - in public. And I do want to come to your wedding, and I'm sorry I keep forgetting to send you my address (I can't get into my gmail right now - the Turkish internet doesn't like it, so I'm posting it before I forget yet again).
Middle East Studies Program
P.O. Box 213
Zamalek, Cairo
EGYPT
That's awesome!
Hope you guys find a place soon!
Also, congrats from all of us Edmontonians on finding a job.
Miriam
By the way- what is your email?
Thanks- Moirim@gmail.com
Glad I could make you laugh, Dena. Should I haul out my Arabic write masr on the envelope? Can I use the Zamalek address for the other people who are there? (Jenna, Paul--he's there, right?, Barret--is he there?)
Say hi to Turkey for me. Do you have Altai to guide you?
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