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Vacation-Initial Three Nights
Dec. 19th, 2010 12:31 amThursday night: went to my room to set my bags down. Was going to take-off my uniform that was underneath my regular clothes and put my regular clothes back-on. Instead I got naked, took a shit, and then a bath. I proceeded to spend the entire night online.
Friday: was going to see a friend in Webster, but she had other commitments come-up. After I turned-on my parents DVD-player and saw the screen turn green, I tried to see if marmota was free to watch the overdue library copy of Persepolis. I tried to see if my friend in Hull was free because I have periodicals to give her. By the time this was all settled-out as a no, it was too late to go meet the ex. Only time I stepped outside was to pay the delivery man for my calzone and her pizza and salad. At least the mp3s are slightly closer to organized.
Saturday: went to my mother and her friend's knitter/crochet group and had to give-up on the idea of making a hat for now before I could start on a knitted scarf. Walked with one of the crafters to the Braintree subway station instead of get a ride from mother's friend. Went directly to Darwin's Ltd. on Cambridge St. and met oonh earlier than 2. Later his ex came and I think we weirded her out a little. We parted ways in Harvard from her and went to get our tickets to Tron 3-D. I had a gift certificate that didn't cover the glasses, but it did reduce my cost from $13 to $4.50. We got ice cream at J.P. Licks. Since I convinced him to use my Cash Cow Card, I finally earned the 50 points needed to get $5 worth of free product. So my kiddie-sized mint ice cream was free (I had said sweet cream and got mis-served.) We briefly appeared in the Pit before walking to to The Garage and then Million Year Picnic. Watch Tron for the music. I also want a movie in a small, Scandinavian village in the winter with characters with severe emotional problems and long conversations--in 3-D. Since I reached the ex's voice mail when I called him, I couldn't arrange to meet him. Then I went home.
Right now I'm trying to figure-out if I can get to West Newton by public transit because they have the only theater playing The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest. Since I saw the first one from a student's download at Westover and saw the second one in the theater with friends, I kinda do want to finish it now. This trumps the talk about Islamphobia that is going to happen at the Community Church of Boston.
Friday: was going to see a friend in Webster, but she had other commitments come-up. After I turned-on my parents DVD-player and saw the screen turn green, I tried to see if marmota was free to watch the overdue library copy of Persepolis. I tried to see if my friend in Hull was free because I have periodicals to give her. By the time this was all settled-out as a no, it was too late to go meet the ex. Only time I stepped outside was to pay the delivery man for my calzone and her pizza and salad. At least the mp3s are slightly closer to organized.
Saturday: went to my mother and her friend's knitter/crochet group and had to give-up on the idea of making a hat for now before I could start on a knitted scarf. Walked with one of the crafters to the Braintree subway station instead of get a ride from mother's friend. Went directly to Darwin's Ltd. on Cambridge St. and met oonh earlier than 2. Later his ex came and I think we weirded her out a little. We parted ways in Harvard from her and went to get our tickets to Tron 3-D. I had a gift certificate that didn't cover the glasses, but it did reduce my cost from $13 to $4.50. We got ice cream at J.P. Licks. Since I convinced him to use my Cash Cow Card, I finally earned the 50 points needed to get $5 worth of free product. So my kiddie-sized mint ice cream was free (I had said sweet cream and got mis-served.) We briefly appeared in the Pit before walking to to The Garage and then Million Year Picnic. Watch Tron for the music. I also want a movie in a small, Scandinavian village in the winter with characters with severe emotional problems and long conversations--in 3-D. Since I reached the ex's voice mail when I called him, I couldn't arrange to meet him. Then I went home.
Right now I'm trying to figure-out if I can get to West Newton by public transit because they have the only theater playing The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest. Since I saw the first one from a student's download at Westover and saw the second one in the theater with friends, I kinda do want to finish it now. This trumps the talk about Islamphobia that is going to happen at the Community Church of Boston.
