April, May...

Um, oooops! I knew I'd neglected this blog but I didn't realized it'd been just over two months.  Whatever the hell?!  And now I only have a couple minutes left to write, because I spent my lunch break boiling some eggs, doing some laundry, and letting the dog outside twice.  Oh, and actually eating lunch. And taking care of some personal business.  And logging into this website, twice, because I'm working from home today and thus had the EHR program open in another window and whilst I was ignoring it (because I was on break) it timed out closed and took the whole internet browser out with it, as it does.  

So! That brings you about up to speed for the last 45 minutes or so. Heh.

I didn't read the last blog entry I wrote in here, I just skimmed the title -- Soggy Spring -- and already I can tell you there is a huge, lovely difference in my environment since then.  I remember this winter when I wrote about how I longed to see the green grass, and all these trees full of leaves.  Well, to quote that one chick from Poltergeist, "They're heeeeeere!"  It is SO beautiful!  We can't see the neighbors' houses anymore because there are so many leaves on the trees, and when the wind blows (which it is doing often and muchly today) it makes the most relaxing whoooooooshing sound, and I could honestly just sit and stare at the trees and the sky and watch the birds and occasional other wildlife all day.  

Which is pretty much what I did all weekend, but not at home; we went camping for the first and maybe only time this summer.  It was awesome! But I'm blogging in the lightning round right now so can't spend too much time on one topic, so I'll table the rest of that for now because I absolutely positively have to mention...

...the a-ha concert(s)!  I keep thinking that was the beginning of May, but no, that was back in the beginning of April already!  Insert sad face here.  I could write for hours about that trip!  My 3rd and 4th times seeing them in concert, my first trip to L.A., it was all in all a pretty overwhelming four days as well.  But definitely memorable and definitely over much too soon.  

And on that note, it's time to go back to adulting. Catch ya later.