The Bouquet

weToday started like a normal Wednesday. I woke up when I was finished dreaming, but it was about to be a wonderful Wednesday. I climb out of bed and check to see if Doc had emailed me anything important that I needed to know about the day, nope, but there was an email that made me smile and that pretty much set the tone for the remainder of the day. I made some coffee and got to read some of my MLJ book and then got ready for work. I really like Wednesdays because I can go in anytime I want as long as I'm at the office by 2 for our weekly meeting. So I was going to wash my hair but decided that I would wait until tomorrow, and I put my hair in a cute bun with a poof, very vintage. I guess my outfit was kinda vintage too because Doc complimented me saying how vintage and nice I looked. Why sank you Doc. :) So that was nice, but what was even nicer was this: When I pulled into my parking space that I have been parking in for the last two years there was something on the ground that stood out to me and I've never seen before out of the typical place in a grocery store. What was it? If you couldn't tell by the title of this post, it was a bouquet of flowers. Yes, and it was still in the cellophane wrapper. I got out and thought, "What the heck?" Was it the UPS man? (That would have been really creepy, but I wouldn't put it past him.) Who would really drop a thing of flowers while carrying them? And then I thought and chuckled, "Somebody's Valentines Day didn't go as planned." These are the things I think, I can be mean. "What! No roses, I don't want these daisies!!" (chucking them out the window) I don't know, but either way, they were in front of my daily parking spot and all I said was, sank you Jesus. I felt loved, even if it came at the expense of somebody else's disgust. Work was really good and then I got to fill up my gas tank, go to Charming Charles and spend 10 bucks on 10 pieces of clearance jewelry and saved a whopping 72 bucks off the clearance price. I filled up my gas tank and bought a lot of groceries. Sank you Jesus. Yes, today was a good day. Now it's time for me to make some dinner, tea and snuggle with my by myself under all my covers and read until I fall asleep. Goodnight world.

So I'm Not Invincible

My plan this whole time. :) Just kidding, I'm not contagious.

Experience Tells Me

There are a few lessons that no book can ever teach me:

1. No coffee tastes as good as the bean smells
2. Coffee should not be chugged, especially when warm, this results in mud gut
3. Breakfast pretty much always tastes better at dinner
4. Pine State Biscuits has the best homemade biscuits in the United States.
5. Everyday I don't wash my hair a new dread starts to form, but it just starts looking better.
6. Sweater tights are amazing.
7. I have the best twin in the world