Of course she does!
So let's back up. Monday, Jason and I did some cabinet delivering around Massachusetts until we discovered that we were leaking air from the brakes. I could've babied the truck until we got out of the northeast, but since Jason was to be doing most of the driving, I thought it best to get them repaired. This unfortauntely meant driving down to Connecticut to a truckstop. Turns out it was merely a loose air line which they fixed in about 15 minutes. Of course this was after waiting for 4 hours!
Then Tuesday morning, Jason announces that he needs to go home as soon as possible, since he has things to take care-of back in Illinois. Rejoice!!!!11!!! I suspect he has decided that trucking isn't for him, but just won't admit it. In conversation he has mentioned some places he had put-in applications leaving messages for him. I think he wants to sniff them out. I hope something pans out because, quite frankly, he isn't going to cut it as a driver. While he has improved a lot over the past couple of weeks, he still has a LOOONG way to go. And I have serious reservations he would ever approach adequacy.
So Tuesday night, we parked in Quincy, MA and I met-up with
I wanna hold you, wanna hold you tight! Get teenage kicks right through the night!
So tonight I'm slowly getting snowed-in in Warwick, RI (hi
I'm totally in love with Metric
Old world underground, where are you now?
Subtract my age from the mileage on my speeding heart
Credit cards accelerate, accumulate
Looked for you downtown
Wound up in a movie with no story
Now it's late and you are nowhere to be found
Hesitation's always mine
Hesitate outside the times
With all I don't say, with all I don't do
I'm sending you invitations to hesitate, too
Every ten year-old enemy soldier
Thinks falling bombs are shooting stars sometimes
But she doesn't make wishes on them
When she wishes, she wishes for less ways to wish for
More ways to work toward it
Ten year-old enemy soldier
Our falling bombs are her shooting stars
Hesitation's always mine
Hesitate outside the times
Oh call me or drop me a line
Say you've been with me
Say you've been with me
Say you've been with me
This whole time
Old world underground, I never knew you
But I've seen your face everywhere
There was a farm before we tore the small town down
Multiply, divide
Incredible, eh? The fact that I'm doing this at 7:44 am means I must be drastically overcompensating, especially since my first class isn't until 11:00 am today.
Buddy misses you. I know he does because when guests are around, I usually end up tossing him more cookies than usual.
It's 7:44 am and right now I'm thinking about how good that awesome sandwich would be right about now.