So the last week has wound down a bit. Sort of. I’m prepping for finals, which equates to lots and lots of studying. (With some Xbox in between… ) Actually it hasn’t been too bad. I’ve been working and doing the school thing during the day, hanging out with Mike some at night, and then coming home and studying for awhile. I need to be ready to take this math final. I hate math. I struggle at math. I don’t like to struggle with things. It irritates me. Oh the perfectionist!
Other than that, I talked to my father the other night. Made arrangements to go out to Arizona and visit in January. I’m really excited about that. Angee had a baby back in July and I can’t wait to see me new nephew. He’s so cute. I’ve been snagging pictures from Leasa and Angee myspace pages. Not to mention going out there in January means warmer weather. I can’t stand the cold. My hands and feet get cold really easily. And don’t seem to warm up for anything. I’ve been frozen for about three weeks now. Even with the heat and multiple socks on. My mother says it’s quite possible that I’m anemic. Could be. Don’t have insurance to go to the doctor to find out. Not really concerned with it honestly. I’ve grown used to being cold constantly when November hits. It’s like that until the end of April. I deal.
Oh! Saturday night Mike and I helped move Paul and Megan into their new house. It was… interesting, to say the least. Their mattress wouldn’t fit up the staircase. We tried EVERYTHING. Until eventually we figured that the only way it would fit would be to fold it in half…
Which you know, isn’t that easy. They don’t like to stay folded in half. So we tried plastic wrap to keep it folded in half.
Yeah, that didn’t work. At all. haha.
BUT! I tell you, we are smart individuals. So as Mike, Megan, and I are all holding this mattress in half, Paul gets this brilliant idea of using the ties from the truck. They have cranks on them, to get them tighter and hold them together. For keeping stuff on the truck. They also work to keep a queen sized mattress folded in half. God, if anyone could have seen us doing this. It would have been hysterical. Four people with this huge mattress in this tiny kitchen, full of boxes, fighting to get this mattress to stay folded. It still makes me smirk thinking about it. But we kicked that mattresses ass. And got it up the steps.
Team: 1
Mattress: 0
Born as Ashley on October 8th, 1986 making her 21. Born and raised in Baltimore but now living in the country. Loves music and spinning in circles when she thinks no one is looking. Is currently in college studying for Nursing. 
