"You're drownin', Shoog!"

What I really want to know is how in the world I have ended up with so much STUFF?! I mean ... geez, Louise, folks! The packing is downright incessant.

I am taking a HUGE, MONSTROUS, GIGANTIC carload (possibly 2) of things to Goodwill today. Then I am heading to the "record-sell-back-store" ... whatever ... we'll call it "Ralph's" because that is my only point of reference. Then I need to go to the church around the corner and drop off a box of books for their book drive that I saw fliers for at our mailbox yesterday.

All of that, and I *still* am not done with packing. I've saved the kitchen until now because I still cook every day at home. I guess it'll just have to be sandwiches and cereal for the next 3 days. :)

But, yeah, seriously ... 10 years of living "on your own" coupled with an acute case of sentimentality will accumulate into some mass amounts of business hanging around. It's nuts!


(For those who think I have lost my mind with the title of this post ... it's from King of the Hill, a show I have become addicted to via reruns on Adult Swim. I conveniently blame my boyfriend.)

Wow.

Farrah Fawcett, Michael Jackson, and Ed McMahon all in one week ... sad times for the entertainment industry.

Lazy, hazy, crazy days.

I haven't been posting lately because my life has transitioned into some sort of dream world where I have absolutely no schedule, obligations, or responsibilities ... nor does the person with whom I co-habitat. Both of us are off work until we start school, and we really just do whatever we feel like, whenever we feel like.

It's thrown somewhat of a wrench in my structured little schedule where I actually get things done, and pride myself on extreme productivity ... but it's actually been pretty lovely.

It all ends soon, though. There are mass amounts of packing and sorting and Goodwill dumping that must be accomplished before the U-Haul arrives on June 30th. I plan to get rid of about a quarter of my net accumulation before we head back to Lubbock. There's a time to keep and a time to give. Now is the time to give!

I'll get back on track with ... well ... everything ... once school starts back up on July 7th. Until then, I think I'll just stay right where I am, doing what I what, when I want, and enjoying every minute of it!