twicketface (
twicketface) wrote2002-03-18 04:13 pm
Getting ready to pound the pavement
After work tonight, my roadmates and I will be securing the services of our rental car and stocking up on much groceries. So much for living a preservative-reduced lifestyle. Afterwards will be packing up and getting any last minute details resolved. After a few weeks of preparation, it *still* feels like we're forgetting something, which we're not. Whatever.
Had a relaxing and significant other filled weekend. For some reason, it seems like Marie and I just really clicked over the weekend. This isn't out of the ordinary, but it just felt extra special. Lots of time together to prepare for 5 days away. Might not seem like a big deal to most, but this will be the longest we've been apart in years.
I have about 1400 things to do at work before I leave. It's not like they'll be taken care of when I'm gone, and yet I still find the time for a journal update. Go figure!
Any suggestions for books to read on the road? I started with Nader's "Crashing the Party" today and will bring a few Adbusters along, but I can make a trip to the library if need be.
I relish in the fact that I'll have dozens and dozens of thunderstorms to experience in my life.
Had a relaxing and significant other filled weekend. For some reason, it seems like Marie and I just really clicked over the weekend. This isn't out of the ordinary, but it just felt extra special. Lots of time together to prepare for 5 days away. Might not seem like a big deal to most, but this will be the longest we've been apart in years.
I have about 1400 things to do at work before I leave. It's not like they'll be taken care of when I'm gone, and yet I still find the time for a journal update. Go figure!
Any suggestions for books to read on the road? I started with Nader's "Crashing the Party" today and will bring a few Adbusters along, but I can make a trip to the library if need be.
I relish in the fact that I'll have dozens and dozens of thunderstorms to experience in my life.
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the east coast is pretty cool. some really great vegetarian/vegan places all over. new jersey is a ghetto.
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Good to hear from you.