
I've wanted to write this character for awhile now. This is one of the banners I made for WriteADay May... which you will remember that I didn't do. I'm actually resurrecting one of the starts (a whole paragraph!) for one of my
My sister dropped me off at a Barnes & Noble while she went with her friend to get a mani/pedi. While I wanted a mani, a chance to spend some time at B&N was too much of a chance to waste! Of course, I didn't bother telling my sister that they don't really have open wifi at B&N but I did remember to grab her internet card so I don't have to worry about, now do I? *grins* Forgot how much wifi ISN'T at the condo. You'd think old people would want open internet connections! Oh, for shame.
While Metro Center isn't the safest place to be (Have you BEEN to Phoenix Metro lately?), I feel quite content for the time being. The sickness has, thankfully, quieted some. I think getting away from the allergies has REALLY helped so now I just have to deal with the gravelly voice (a product of the cough) and the cough itself (which has quieted) and a slight run in my nose. Not anything that requires me to carry a kleenex on my person at all times.
A look at the weather channel shows some relief in sight. Our trip to DisneyLand (we drive to LA tomorrow and will be there until Wednesday) should be pleasant and when we come back to Phoenix, the temperature should be in the relaxing low 90s/high 80s. That's what I'm talking about! Phoenix is such a strange place in the heat. It's like their winter season. Their indoor season, really. In the winter, I hate going outside and I'm always conscious when I'm in the car that I could slide off the road and into a snow drift and I could die of too much cold. Phoenicians, on the other hand, don't like going outside in the summer and are always conscious that their car could break down because of the heat and they could die on the side of the road from too much hot. It has a direct correlation, really. Just... strange.
But I love it. Not enough to live here again but enough to love to visit. And you know the really, really,r really great thing? The new Diamondbacks Spring Training facility (until this point in Tuscan) is only TWO freeway exits from the condo! We won't be making the trip down this coming spring but sister and I are already thinking ahead to April 2012! OH MY GOD! That would be so cool.
It's strange to think that anyone who has just met me in the last two years might never know that I'm a baseball fan. Yep, it's true. I love me some Diamondbacks. Not lately, for some reason. Now, the 1998-2004 seasons were another story altogether. Mostly because of Travis Lee who, sadly, is no longer playing baseball. In his day, he was a hotty and I was one of his biggest fans. It's really hard to find pics of him... probably because he's not playing anymore. I wonder what he's doing now? Laying tile in San Diego, maybe. That's where he's from. Huh...