itslastcall

hey guys. laundry is ready to dry! yes. honestly you cannot appreciate this until you have lived in a community setting. my goodness. this little girl got herself up at 7 to do laundry. yes she did. and at 7:45 to put in the next load. who does that? people who live in community. you might think that it seems like a great hassle for clean clothes but i'm telling you the hardest part is about to come. now that i have a basket of wet clothes weighing in around 30 pounds, i need to get it dry. if you know anything about vancouver know this; clothes DO NOT dry when hung up. they hang there wet day after day until they stink. they're still wet. its gross. so as we have no dryer in the house we must lug our heavy baskets of laundry approx 2 and a half blocks down the drive. i suppose it doesn't seem that bad. really. but its all about the hassle. just think. the chances of rain seem like 50/50 out here. its always raining. today i seem to have lucked out for the time being. no rain. but that doesn't mean that it won't rain in the next 30 minutes. PLUS do i want to go alone? now i need to find Another girl who is in the same situation as me; a large basket of wet clothes. does she want to stay at the laundry mat? does she want to shop? will her load only take 20 minutes and mine 30? i'm telling you its hard! and i know people are staring at us as we walk down the street. k

so after linda and i (shes my girl) get our laundry done we're going to go shopping. i lost alll of my eyebrow ring bally things and then a couple of days ago one of the ones i was wearing disappeared so now i really need to get one. i'm also looking to get myself another nalgene cause it sucks not having it here with me. thats the plan. oh and i'll fit all of my homework in there somewhere too. aubrey want the computer now so i'm going. i love you guys. :D