Doggy-fizzle

I may have found a new place to live. It's in a crackhouse. Just kidding, it's more of a stoner pad. When I went to see it, there was a coffeemaker draining resin sitting on the kitchen floor, posters for Marley and the Dead on the walls, and guitars and porn everywhere. And that shit's all staying, cause we're moving in with Chris.

My dilemma is this: see that dog up there? Thats mine. His name's Freddie. When we agreed to move in, Chris said his lease states that pets are ok on an "approved" basis. When he called this morning to double check, he was told pets in their other complexes are sometimes permitted, but not on his street. Should I give my dog up? I've had to give up three pets already, I'm not willing to do it again.

Photo Update Uno

Picture off the dock at work.



Another picture I took this morning.



The scenery is why I love my job.



It started raining on the way home; I took this while driving through the square.



When Dave comes home, we're going here for the best pizza ever!

Not shy

I just wanted to show off my pal Kailey. She and I spend our Mondays together, usually at a park or by the bridge between Dover and Eliot.

Chill, man.

Thanks to Dave-izzle for this (note: this is poking fun at my boyfriend, its not an actual proposition):

dizzy: hop on, hunny! pleasure train now boarding. destination.... YOU.

Take a deep breath, and smile for the camera

Hey hey, another day, another journal. I lack the income required to live the life I want -nomadic- so I make up for it by journal-hopping. Always looking to recreate myself, is me. One of my best friends walked down the aisle on the 11th, and the ceremony was so his style. His ushers were dressed as the Blues brothers, including sunglasses, and all the men involved wore black and white Chucks. When they (the men) came down the aisle it was to the ending theme song from Star Wars. The ceremony was written by the couple, and quoted everything from the Bible to Jerry Maguire. The plan was that afterward, they would leave the church to the Superman theme song, but that was foiled as the CD player wouldn't work. It was charming.
My internship finally hired me after a patient month of typing. I'm now an assistant in a law office! Huzzah!

I'm incredibly excited to be back online and able to talk to the loves in my life, especially Lucy, Dave and Bridey.

Ciao, children and remember, "Don't put old people in ponds."