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I just wanted to post for myself and make note of how nice it was to wake up this morning. The sun shining in, the weather a little warmer. Not tired. Pleasently rested. And missing someone like crazy!
Todd's out of town for the next few days visiting his mom, and I haven't seen him since Thursday. It's crazy-missing, too. And, he called last night when I got home to tell me the same. Yeah, despite what "problems" we might have, I think this is the real deal. When is the last time I've talked about an "other" on my LJ for so long, continuously? Heh.
Also, the past few days I've been quitting smoking every morning. I get about half way through the day, sometimes more, before I break down and buy a pack. I think I might try the patch. If only to get me through that mid-day hump. Because, really, I don't like it anymore. I'm tired of smelling like it, looking like it, and spending $8 a day. Think what I could do with that extra money every month. That's at least $240 extra a month that I could use to pay bills or save up for a vacation.
And, I'm seriously considering a big move. Not to another neighborhood, but to another city. I've been sending out resumes like crazy all over the west coast, mostly up by Portland and Seattle. It's only a matter of time before someone bites. I just feel like Chicago's kinda done for me. I want something new, something more. Like Sugarland says: There's gotta be something more.
Todd's out of town for the next few days visiting his mom, and I haven't seen him since Thursday. It's crazy-missing, too. And, he called last night when I got home to tell me the same. Yeah, despite what "problems" we might have, I think this is the real deal. When is the last time I've talked about an "other" on my LJ for so long, continuously? Heh.
Also, the past few days I've been quitting smoking every morning. I get about half way through the day, sometimes more, before I break down and buy a pack. I think I might try the patch. If only to get me through that mid-day hump. Because, really, I don't like it anymore. I'm tired of smelling like it, looking like it, and spending $8 a day. Think what I could do with that extra money every month. That's at least $240 extra a month that I could use to pay bills or save up for a vacation.
And, I'm seriously considering a big move. Not to another neighborhood, but to another city. I've been sending out resumes like crazy all over the west coast, mostly up by Portland and Seattle. It's only a matter of time before someone bites. I just feel like Chicago's kinda done for me. I want something new, something more. Like Sugarland says: There's gotta be something more.