I don't have much to report, but I'm in a rather good mood today so thought I would type it out. As always it feels amazing to finish on Fridays at noon. I went to Canadian Tire and picked up some new wipers. I feel intimidated doing things for the first time. I'm not going to be completely anti-feminist and call them guy tasks, but if I had someone around they are tasks I would gladly share/avoid/delegate/not do. I've never changed a wiper before in my life. Perhaps once during a car check-up I okayed new ones to go on. But never by my own hand. So I've never had to pick out wipers before. It's rather intimidating. I wasn't sure if the ones I was getting would fit on properly, or if I could even manage it myself. After failing to find any useful information in my car's manual I texted Nikki for support. She's taken on a lot of car duties herself over the years and we've actually talked about her obsession with wipers before. I've been driving around with the tip of my passenger wiper peeling back, so it just dangles from the rest of it, and leaves a nice thick unsqueegeed patch when I turn them on.....for over a year. It can sometimes be bothersome, but it's liveable. But now that snow is coming, and it's borderline unsafe when it rains, I took the plunge. An almost $50 plunge might I add. Shameless at work I asked Dean, "How do I buy windshield wipers? Is there a brand that's good, or are they all about the same anyways?" He gave some half-assed advice and now I've got a pair of mid-ranged wipers waiting for me to give them a go tomorrow morning. I also picked up a new air filter. And I was going to get some stocking stuffers for my parents - a specialty key for them to cut their new house key on - but I didn't know you needed the key in hand for them to properly size the specialty key. I've since called my mom and tasked her to go to CT in Cobourg and buy her own stocking stuffer and I'll pay her back. Wish I could have kept it a surprise, but alas.
I'm going to a party tomorrow, but am going to wait until the weather settles to decide how to get there. To drive or not to drive. The good news is, it's less than a 15 minute walk from the GO station, so I can always bus it if need be. 19 would take me right there. I'm excited to see Dom, but I'm still shocked that he's engaged. Not that I am particularly involved in Dom's life these days but, it's still a shocker.
I had a fairly amusing text with Adam a while back. He got a new car. A cute little bright blue Nissan. It smells amazing inside. It syncs with his phone. It...is...awesome. When I pulled up next to him I unrolled my window and just blurted excited words towards him. I found out later he wasn't ignoring me, but the tint required to be not rolled down for 3 days after being installed. Adam recalled a funny story about getting out of his car to order at a drive thru. In his defense it was in the wee hours of the morning so going in on foot wasn't an option. I sent him an admittedly dumb text a few days later, and was quite amused with his response:
Julie: You would not believe who just bought the sickest car.....YOU DID lol
*3 days later*
Adam: Woooo!! Lol delay expert
Julie: Lol who is this?
Adam: Uncle Leo
Adam: ?
I recognized the reference, but must admit I had to google it to appreciate its hilarity in full.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSrVhfNK2So
That's all for me. It might be another dirty Cuban rum night. I really just need to get rid of this stuff, and a waster of alcohol I am not. My liver needs something to do other than sit there and look pretty.
Byeee.
1 comment:
Psst. How was your rum night?
Also, please post your recipe for the soup you're making tonight once you create it. Thank you for your cooperation.
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