Today has been one of the craziest days of my life, culminating one of the busiest weeks as well. I use the term "busy" quite lightly, because I have been being a weist for the past 2 months! as in, wake up,....sleep.....spider solitaire.....tv.... ok, you get the drift now.
Graduation is this weekend, so the parentals are in town. I'm excited to see my parents and all, but kinda uneasy since they will be spending one month with me. yes, you heard right ONE MONTH! as in 4 weeks!! o well, we'll try not to kill ourselves before its over. First of all, I had to "mummy proof" my house. you know, take away all the things I dont want them seeing- hide yo lube, hide yo toys, and hide yo lovenotes too cos they searching everything in here! (ok, not saying i have all those things o, but it sounded kinda cute, lol)
I got lost on my way to the airport, GPS was acting up, drove around for almost 30 mins - (and you know gas is now $4.00 too damn high to be getting lost, and finally made it to the airport 2 hours after their flight touched down. O well, that was all good since they just made it past customs and had been waiting for like all of 5 minutes! and speaking of customs, those bammas seized my Kilishi and dubunoma!!!!!! *insert wailing with the ugly face* Yes, I'm all sorts of salty about that!
To make my day spicier, I got lost on the way back from the airport again- this time the GPS was working. Actually, I didnt really get lost, but I had no money for toll, so I made an exit to avoid paying toll, but had to pay 75cents toll anyways- which was all the cash I had on me. Then I got into the right lane and still had to pay toll, but at this time I had no cash left, so i had to break toll (expecting my fine in the mail)
Anyways, the parentals are nicely settled in my room now. so Geromino PRFA (Parents Retrieved From Airport) - operation successful!
PS: for the turtles that wont get the joke, when the US attacked and killed Osama, the codename for the completion of the mission was Geromino EKIA (Enemy Killed in Action)
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
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