Sunday, September 7, 2008

Bits

  • My bits are currently very wobbly. I couldn't tell you how much I weigh as I am still away from my home and my scale. Not so bad really, but I do feel guilty for the copious amounts of ice cream, cheese curls, and soda I have consumed in the past week. You know, I think there might be a reason it is called junk food. Gustav made me do it.
  • We have been staying at my parents' house as they have power and we do not. And power in the South is necessary. The crisp bite to the air some of you feel? Apple time? Doesn't exist here. Muggy and hot. Tomorrow is school and work and we still do not have power and have to commute an extra half an hour and wake up earlier and isn't hurricane season a bitch?
  • You know how being away from your own home just makes you tired? Like exhausted tired? I am a 4-5 day vacation kind of girl and miss my house. I miss my lumpy bed even though my parent's spare room bed is technically more comfortable. I miss walking on my floors, even though my parent's floors are not coated with the child produced debris that is found in Our House. (Well, they weren't when we showed up. Now their status is a bit more questionable.) And even though, despite my best cleaning efforts, (read: clothes washing, dinner cooking, vacuuming) we are becoming like the proverbial smelly fish guests. I miss my own house. I do not have to worry so much about the mess there, you know.
  • Damn you Cable Bill. And Electric Bill. I don't frocking want to pay you since you DON'T CURRENTLY EXIST IN MY HOUSE.
  • Jelly Bean misses Our House, too, I think. He is not sleeping as well as he usually does, you know. Being dragged to and fro across the country and sitting in hours of traffic to sleep in the same damn collapsible playpen thing is simply not restful to nearly two-year-olds. Just today, Jelly was fussing because he wanted to eat his grilled cheese simultaneously at the table AND on the tray in the living room. So he would take a bite in one location, get up and go to the next location, and whine for his food to be brought there so he could take another bite and get up and repeat the whole process. Honey was getting a *little* perturbed. He looks over at my sandwich frying self (isn't it weird to fry sandwiches?) and says, "Don't you wish Jelly Bean was strong with The Force?" And I think he is saying this because then the baby will be able to move his own damn sandwich telekinetically or whatever those Star War people do. But no, Honey then says, "Because if he was, we could have sent him off to Jedi training by now." Hmmm.
  • I haven't been able to do any homework and feel slightly panicky about this. Cross your fingers that the world goes back to normal soon, eh? Cuz I need an A.

5 comments:

Nowheymama said...

Oh, I'm so sorry. I hate to be away from home, too.

Chantal said...

Fingers crossed here too!

LoriD said...

I've got my fingers crossed for you. I know that exhausted "visiting" feeling. Sucks.

Saly said...

I'm glad you posted; I was worried. Hope you're home soon!!

doug said...

You make it sound like sending off your child to Jedi training is a bad thing. He might be able to sneak off a lightsabre to his old man.