Sooo...I have poison ivy all over my legs. I have discovered it on my arm today. What the heck? This Wed-Fri I have training in Bloomington and I have a horrible feeling I'm going to be sitting through it scratching my legs and arms. Greeeeatttt....
I discovered one of the night shift people where I work graduated high school with me. We went to dinner tonight, and had oh so much fun. I tell ya, hanging out with people from high school is under rated. Or not.
That's about it for now.

I hate lazy people. What is the point of doing something if you're just going to half ass it? The thing that really ticks me off is when I ask someone who works for me to do something and they look at me like I shot their dog. "You want me to do WHAT? I can't POSSIBLY do WORK!"

What's the deal with that? I am sick and tired of putting up with crap that I don't have to, but do because I'm nice. Game over. Credit will be given where it is due.

I'M NOT AMISH ANYMORE!!!
Finally 15 days after moving in to my new apartment I have cable AND internet!
I've only moved my furniture around 1500 times, and I think I'm almost settled in.

Now all I need is some more furniture from my favorite uncle....

So I have decided I'll probably stay in Terre Haute until my one year "raise" comes along. If it's good enough I'll stay. If not, then I'll start looking for something else. That isn't too long from now, it will be next month.

My "Grandma" Helen passed away this past weekend. My favorite memories of her are when I first joined the church choir when I was in 6th grade and she'd talk to me during mass. She was probably the most sincere woman I'll ever meet. She'd let my dog run around her house, even though it looked like everything was dusted and meticulously cleaned every day. No matter what I told her, she'd always have something positive to say about it. Every year she'd get me a chocolate easter bunny and chocolate santa wrapped in colored cellophane. She said "I know how much you love your chocolate," even though dad always ended up eating it. She was my confirmation sponsor, so one thing I'll always have with me to remind me of her is my confirmation name, which I chose because it was the same as hers: Cecilia.