Ritualistic Sunday's

Sunday's are becoming ritualistic for me, reminding me of a simpler time as a child when they were ritualistic because I had parents telling me what to do. But I love rituals, and I look forward to them. This morning, as I awoke, I did not want to go to church and wanted to keep sleeping. Brian, who I usually have to drag out of bed, put him in the shower, and iron his clothes, before he'll even agree to go to church, told me to get out to bed this morning and that we were going to church. I was delighted and surprised that Brian made me go because I enjoy church so much. This weekend has been a bit of a drab since I HAVE NOT DONE ANYTHING BUT SIT ON MY BUTT.

After church, Brian and I went to Liberty park to play with Megan and her daughter Mckenna. We got their first, so Brian and decided to search the park for cute dogs. I badly want to get a dog, but it's a bad idea right now. It's a lot of responsibility and I don't think I'm ready for that. I just had a funny thought: I don't want a dog because I won't be home much, but what have I done this weekend? It would be nice to have a companion when I act like a loser. Anyway, Brian and I saw this cute boxer named Brownie. I think a boxer would be nice and I think when we do get a dog, that is what we'll both agree on.

We went to linner with Brian's mom Carol at the Blue Iguana, my favorite Mexican restaurant, around 4pm. Fortunately, we had ACS before she came over.

Tonight, as usual, we watched a movie (Lake Placid) and ate dinner. Megan came over and spent the evening with us. Since Brian is leaving tomorrow, we had to do laundry. When we were in the laundry room, I decided that the pants I was wearing needed to be washed too so I just took them off, put them in the washer, and ran back to my apartment. Here's a sexy picture of what a goofball I looked like.



One more thing... I finally finished the Golden Girls. I mean finished watching every episode. I am now qualified to tell you about Rose, Blanche, Dorothy, or Sophia and their many adventures. It was kind of sad, seeing as how I kind of formed a "TV relationship" with the characters. I do have something to look forward to now--Murphy Brown. I will miss the girls though.