It was a delightful trip but seemed too short. Paul and I, along with Lewis and Ebony, drove back to Atlanta last night. We are so glad to be home. I wasn’t feeling all that well, so we stopped at exit 5 and checked out the $3 bookstore. That made me happy and I felt much better afterwards. I picked up a book about a subject on which I am intending to write a blog post in the near future….
Hopefully in a few minutes I’ll be able to leave work (I canNOT believe how busy it has been today!!) and then Paul and I along with two darling kitties will be hitting the road Orlando-bound! Hooray. Hopefully traffic won’t be too bad. I am excited to have a vacation, as short as it is. I am also excited to see my family! Have a Merry Christmas, ya’ll!!
Back in the South, with our southern drawls, warm(er) weather, and grits. We had an absolutely wonderful time – I think it was the best trip to New England I’ve had, even if it was short. New England just fascinates me in a way. Not the extent that I’d want to live there, but it’s so different than anything I’ve ever known in the south and hte midwest. I love trying to mimic the accent; all weekend I was saying…
So I am sitting here in the Providence Public Library killing time until we get to have dinner with Becky and company!! That’s right, this morning Paul and I caught a plane to Boston and after an adventure trying to rent a car being under 25 without a credit card (we’re good now), we made the rounds at Paul’s old workplace and haunting grounds in Rhode Island. We were hoping to see Paul’s former roommate (and cats), but it appears…
• Yesterday, I saw that gas in my area has finally gotten under $2/gallon! Hooray. Paul and I are excited. :-) • Also yesterday, on my way to meet Ann for lunch, I passed by a car that wasn’t moving even though the light was green. I looked over (he was in the lane next to me) and the driver was hunched over his steering wheel! I could see pretty clearly because the car was a convertible and the top…