2 years later!
>> May 13, 2008
Finally, I figured out how to get back on this damn blog! I'm back!
So let's see. What's been going on? We are still at our humble little condo. We are always wishing and hoping and praying for a bigger house, but we always come to the conclusion that it's just not in the cards right now. We spent last weekend cleaning the house and it's sad how proud we are of that fact. I actually cleaned our patio and our bbq in anticipation of going outside more often. We swear our upstairs neighbors run a meth lab.
I'm still working at Universal. I love all the perks and my benefits are really good, so I guess I can't complain. I won't waste any energy or negative thoughts on co-workers who obviously don't know what they're doing yet, are still employed. But I just did. I hate stupid people and I hate people who are suck ups.
Happy anniversary to the A-Team! It's been two years! I have to be honest; it hasn't been easy. But what's great is that Anthony and I both know we really are made for each other. Circumstances have been rough, but aside from a few big arguments, we don't really fight or hate each other. We really are a team and if we don't like our current situation, we just leave it up to God and just pray a little bit more. And we make a lot of jokes. I know that's the annoying thing about us; that may be why we don't have many friends. No matter what, there' s nothing I love more than hanging out with Mr. V; it could be when we travel or just at home in our jams watching The Hills.
We spent our anniversary at Coachella again. I must say, though, we are getting old. We were really bothered by the smoke and the late nights this time around. But we're troopers and we vow to stick with it every year, contrary to the disapproving remarks of the parental units. It's our tradition! Nothing beats looking up at the desert stars as we listen to live music. For our anniversary day, we had a very crappy dinner at a gay bar in Palm Springs, not because we were at a gay bar, but because the food was almost government grade. I'm a terrible critic, so I take that into consideration, and I think I've turned Anthony into one, but this food was really bad. Nonetheless, we had a very relaxing six days away from everyone and everything, which was something we needed for a while now.
So what's next? Start a family? Yes? Stay tuned for that.
For the near future, I am looking forward to Anthony and DJ both graduating with their Masters this year. I look forward to getting acquainted to life with Ziggy, my new family friend.
