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almost here…

Uncategorized / July 11, 2008


A “few” balloons, originally uploaded by mortimer?.

i finally have a weekend with no where to go, no one to see, nothing to make me get up. i can’t wait.

brian is going surfing so i’m going to saunter through the weekend alone.

tonight i’m going to:
-plant myself at the bookstore for a while.
-walk by the apple store again and see how the line looks to sign up to get an iphone shipped to me.
-go look at the pottery barn chairs in person.
-eat a burrito.
-possibly watch dan in real life

then…tomorrow!
-wake up on the early side of noon.
-flea market where i’m looking for a map to go in our bedroom
-farmers market where i’ll buy some decorative grass stuff to plant in the yard and blueberries

sunday:
-making gluten free blueberry pancakes and hashbrowns
-planting
-lazing about

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