Sinful Life
Whew, ok I'm back, sorta. I still don't have Internet and won't for a least two more weeks. But today I did get my Ohio Driver's License and therefore was able to get my Library card. So right now I'm typing on a shitty computer with snotty kids running around, but a least I'm back in the loop.
And let me tell you it's hard to be out of the "loop." When you have the option of using the Internet you can take it or leave it. When you're faced with the reality that you absolutely have no way to get online, you go a little nutty. Add to that I'm PMSing and homesick and you get a very bitchy me.
All right, now to nitty gritty, living in Ohio. The initial move was uneventful, but tiring. I tried to cut back on the amount of stuff to bring so I wouldn't overwhelm JR. Now I wish I'd brought more. I see all this empty space in the apartment and am itching to fill it.
My parents have long said that they wouldn't pay for a wedding if Jeremy and I "lived in sin." That comment alone is hilarious considering my parents and I are Atheist and we've never been to church. I realized long ago it was all bluff, but I still tried to not flaunt my "sinful" acts in front of them. So the wedding is still on (and paid for) but my Father's parting words "You two gonna flip a coin to see who gets the couch?"
I walked away with out a word, I think JR chuckled.
So there is installment #1 of my grand adventure thus far in the state of Ohio. I'd write more, but I'm on a time limit, and I wasn't kidding about the quality of this computer, the keyboard sucks! So look for volume's two, three and maybe four soon.
And let me tell you it's hard to be out of the "loop." When you have the option of using the Internet you can take it or leave it. When you're faced with the reality that you absolutely have no way to get online, you go a little nutty. Add to that I'm PMSing and homesick and you get a very bitchy me.
All right, now to nitty gritty, living in Ohio. The initial move was uneventful, but tiring. I tried to cut back on the amount of stuff to bring so I wouldn't overwhelm JR. Now I wish I'd brought more. I see all this empty space in the apartment and am itching to fill it.
My parents have long said that they wouldn't pay for a wedding if Jeremy and I "lived in sin." That comment alone is hilarious considering my parents and I are Atheist and we've never been to church. I realized long ago it was all bluff, but I still tried to not flaunt my "sinful" acts in front of them. So the wedding is still on (and paid for) but my Father's parting words "You two gonna flip a coin to see who gets the couch?"
I walked away with out a word, I think JR chuckled.
So there is installment #1 of my grand adventure thus far in the state of Ohio. I'd write more, but I'm on a time limit, and I wasn't kidding about the quality of this computer, the keyboard sucks! So look for volume's two, three and maybe four soon.
posted by SassyJill at 11:29 AM
1 Comments:
Hmmmm... What did Mom say to you about me when I was living in sin with (the then pre-) Hubby? I think it was something along the lines of "It's one thing to THINK your daughter is sleeping with her boyfriend, but it's another thing to KNOW that she's a whore." Yeah, all I have to say is -- Thank your non-existent God that I paved the way for you!
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