Yay, summer

Yay, school's over. Once again, I'm jobless - my longterm susbstitute/paraprofessional inclusion aide position is done. Once again, I'm on the market for a teaching position. And I'm not going to think about it.

I'm at my in-laws huge new house, watching Phineas and Ferb with Natalee. And, God help me, I love this show. Matt is with his parents trying to finish packing up and cleaning the old house. I'm sort of at a loss of what to do. Natalee can't be there because it's dirty and there are a lot of things she shouldn't touch. So someone has to stay away with her. I'm kind of preempted for it, since Matt's parents know what they want done with everything, and I'm allergic to mouse poo.

Normally, I'd be happy to have all this free time back around our home town buuuuuuuuuut.......my grandparents are in Oregon till mid-July, my dad is up in New England visiting my brother and nephew, and Stephanie's moved. And suddenly all the wonderful things I could be doing are gone. *Sigh* So, we're watching an episode of Phineas and Ferb we've seen ten times. - "The monster of Danville - you ROCK!" - Maybe we'll go wandering around the shops less than five minutes away from here or go for a walk. It's nice knowing we don't have to get up at five am tomorrow. (Matt took two days off.) And we'll go spend tomorrow morning shopping in resale shops and checking out Jennifer's apartment-to-be with her..

Considering what I was doing just a few days ago, a lazy day without a lot to do is pretty awesome.


"Perry the Platypus, you ate all the cheese?!"

"In the mall - I've got a hankering for potaters - in the mall!"

"Curse you, Perry the Platypus!"


I miss you, Steph!