On Friday Patrick took me and Harmony out to dinner. We got to the restaurant, sat down and ordered. That's when his phone rang. He had to go to work. We quickly decided that Harmony and I were ok just hanging out at the restaurant until he got back.
... moments later he goes screaming by in the ambulance ...
About 30 min later he calls and says he's on his way back. I track down the server and have his salad brought out. (Harmony and I all ready had salads and bread while he was gone.) He sits down and starts eating, and about 3 min later the pizza is brough out. Talk about timing. His call didn't interrupt dinner at all, even though I got to sit and color with Harmony while he was gone.

"I like the floor, its hard, its cold and its not going anywhere" Its pretty bad when you are so stressed you empathized best only with yourself.
I'm having a bad week. My Grandma is in the hospital with another stroke, down in Jacksonville IL, and I can't do anything to visit her. I'm stuck up here with work and school. Then two nights she had a grand maul ceizure too. They were looking at the end, but appearantly she started coming out if it. They did an MRI yesterday and there was no bleeding in her brain (that's good), but my personal feelings tell me we aren't out of the woods yet.

My dad is the one on the ladder

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pd1OF8pwhT8

Sitting at breakfast this morning mom was telling me how she and Harmony were talking about consiquences. After mom left Harmony looks up at me and says "Tell me what else you know about consiquences"

I saw a couple today that had been married for 30 years walking around holding hands. I want to be like that some day.

Sex with a 23 year-old that knows how to use it is good. Sex with a 30 year-old that knows how to use it is way better.

I like paying under $2 a gallon for gas. I filled up my tank for $24.50 today and was pleased.

One of the things that really bothers me is bugs. I hate bugs. Harmony's pet eats bugs. I don't see this lasting long.

I'm too old to go out drinking and stay up until all hours of the morning. I'm still not convinced I slept last night. I look like hell warmed over, bags under my eyes and all. When did I get bags under my eyes?

I'm sitting in chemistry blogging on my phone. Did you know you could blog from your phone? I didn't, but it's amazing what extreem bordum will drive you too. Honestly I did try to pay attention at first, but I stopped trying after I fell asleep and woke up when I fell off my hand. I'm still hoping no one noticed. I'm lucky because I only have chemistry once a week, but unlucky because it is 3 1/2 hours of chemistry at a time. I guess I shouldn't complain to much because next term I'll have chemistry for 5 hours every Wedneday night. I'm going to blow my mind next term. I have chemistry, anatomy & phsicology, human growth & development, and math.
I'll get through it.

Current Mood: bored

This happened a few weeks ago and was really sweet.

I was at a reenactment on a Friday night and I walked across to the confederate camps to drop some things off with my ex-boyfriend (he wasn't in camp so I stayed and chatted with his other group members until the sun started to go down. After the sun was gone it started to get really dark really fast, so Harmony and I decided to walk back to our camp. On the bridge I met up with my friend Ron who offered me a ride back to camp, but only had a two seater golf cart and his son, so Harmony and I opted to walk. It was dark and the hill was very steep with long grass and other hazards hard for little legs so I decided to carry Harmony up the hill. Between walking up the hill, carrying Harmony and the cold air I started to have an asthma attack. By the time I walked into camp I wasn't getting hardly any air and was wheezing quite badly. I left Harmony with a friend at the edge of camp and went to my tent to get my inhaler. It wasn't there! I'd never taken it out of the car and the car was parked out of the camps at least 1/4 mile away ... maybe 1/2 mile away. I grabbed my keys and stumbled back out of my tent. The suttler was standing there. I handed him my keys and gasped "Inhaler, car, go!" He grabbed my keys and sprinted all the way to my car and all the way back with my entire backback because he couldn't find the inhaler in my backpack. Mind you I'd had school on Friday so I had 2 or 3 text books and my laptop in my backpack. It was one of the sweetest things anyone has done for me.

Later that night it got really really cold. Below freezing that night. About 2200 or 2230 I was getting ready to put Harmony in bed in the tent when the suttler strolls into camp.
Him: I've come to get you and Harmony
Me: Where are you taking us?
Him: Back to the trailer
So, he packed my air mattress and blankets into the back of his truck and drove us over to where the cars (and his trailer) was parked. We set up beds and went to sleep. The trailer was much warmer than the tent mostly because we were off of the ground and in an enclosed space.

Another reenactment:
The suttler and I were sleeping in my tent and I woke up because of a pain in my hip. I look around and the air mattress has deflated we were laying on the ground.
Me: Suttler, I think we're on the ground
Him: Oh no did the air mattress deflate?
Me: I think so
Him: Let's go to the trailer.
So, wrapped in a blanket, me wearing a cami and pj pants, him wearing pj pants, we walked to his trailer. He gave up his one tiny mattress so I would be comfortable and he slept on a couple blankets next to me.

Nursing student and I were in his car in the parking lot of the hospital that I work at making out and it started getting late.
Me: It's getting late I have to go.
Him: Don't go yet, I really like making-out with you.
Me: I like making out with you too, but I have school tomorrow
Him: Just a little longer, please
Me: No, I really have to go.
Then I clicked the door lock open
Him: Wait don't go
Me: I have to
Him: No really wait
Me: I have to go
I open the door
Car alarm: BEEP BEEP BEEP
Him: I told you to wait
Then he couldn't get it to shut off which got funnier and funnier because he couldn't find the keys. So there we were in an empty parking lot after mid-night with the car alarm going off.

So I was standing in nursing student's grandpa's room. I finished the cares I needed to do with grandpa and he drifted off to sleep. So, I was discussing grandpa's condition with nursing student, and because grandpa was trying to sleep we were standing close and wispering. I leaned in closer to hear better, and boy did he smell good. He smelled so good I had to say something and when I did he responded "now I get to smell you"

I know not that funny but all I could think about while he was smelling was the look that would have appeared on someone's face if they had actually walked in.

So, after work I punched out and started walking towards the door assuming he was only joking about taking me out for a drink, but when I get to the end of the hall he pops out of his grandpa's room and tells me he's all most ready. He gathers his things and follows me out of the building. Since I was working and he was surrounded by relatives we didn't really get the chance to talk, so when we got outside he started asking what my last name was and where I lived. I decided it could be a very good time to play and test his adventurous side. He followed me to Gobbie's in Galena knowing only my first name.
After having a drink and getting to know each other a little better we decided to take a walk around Galena. I think I shocked him when we went to Grant Park and I started rambling on and on about the cannons. Over all he seemed interested and I think I could convert him to being a reenactor.
We made it back to the cars and were still talking so, he popped the back hatch of his SUV and was showing me all his cool EMT stuff. Out of the pocket he pulls his stethascope.
Him: I noticed you were having trouble breathing walking up  that hill. Can I listen to your lungs?
Me: Sure
He listens intently for a few seconds and pronounces my lungs all clear.
Me: Do you want to listen to my heart to?
Him: I don't see why not.
Me: What do you hear?
Him: WOW!! You have a heart mumur! This is the first time I've ever heard a heart mumur!
Then he had to move the stethascope around near my heart to get to listening better.
Him: You know this is just a good excuse to have my hand next to your breast?