home is where the heart aches
Jun. 15th, 2007 11:59 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
st_jane_ambulanceOne thing that's not awesome about being home is my connection speed, or lack thereof. I'm seriously wondering about my ability to watch the last three Doctor Who episodes, because I have to online, and I might have to plug Andromeda into the router and hope that's fast enough to download the whole thing. I really don't want to wait until September. In the meantime I'm trying to catch up on the history of the old series by reading episode summaries, and waiting for my first two seasons to arrive. By all rights they should have been here today, but for some reason my card number didn't work the first time around, and the delivery date is now Monday. This does not please me. At least Erica's taping Stargate for me. I'd go over and watch with her, but my damn car has a headlight issue and I can't drive it at night. On the bright side, the Stargate season 10 dvd set is coming out next month, which is about six months earlier than normal, which means I can make a bunch of my videos sooner than I'd expected. Yay!
The yard looks awesome, the fish are gigantic, and the cats are happy to see me. And homemade food is the best. Sam's leaving for Korea in two weeks to teach kindergarteners English for a year. He's hurriedly learning Korean. There are little yellow notes all over the house labeling things. Mom has a digital camera and now she wants an iPod shuffle and a laptop (what's this world coming to?!). It took me forever to unpack all my junk. My room was a mess like I'd never seen before, and it was tough to pick a place to start. I had an easier time finding places for things in my room at school, which was half the size. But there were shelves and roomy drawers there. I need to get rid of some of my stuff again.
There are so many things I want to do now that I'm free from the burdens of homework and classes and I'm having trouble choosing. Maybe when I've caught up on all the lost sleep from recent weeks and need less than ten hours a night, I'll be able to do some of them.
The yard looks awesome, the fish are gigantic, and the cats are happy to see me. And homemade food is the best. Sam's leaving for Korea in two weeks to teach kindergarteners English for a year. He's hurriedly learning Korean. There are little yellow notes all over the house labeling things. Mom has a digital camera and now she wants an iPod shuffle and a laptop (what's this world coming to?!). It took me forever to unpack all my junk. My room was a mess like I'd never seen before, and it was tough to pick a place to start. I had an easier time finding places for things in my room at school, which was half the size. But there were shelves and roomy drawers there. I need to get rid of some of my stuff again.
There are so many things I want to do now that I'm free from the burdens of homework and classes and I'm having trouble choosing. Maybe when I've caught up on all the lost sleep from recent weeks and need less than ten hours a night, I'll be able to do some of them.
