Walking in a Winter Wonderland
Nov. 19th, 2003 11:58 amSo, like, yeah. How can it only be two days since I've updated but it feels like forever?
Yesterday morning I had a PS211 (Peace and Conflict) exam. I think I did pretty damn good. We shall find out tomorrow.
My original plan was to go to SE Portland and get some errands run after that, but I then I remembered that I was going into SE today anyway, and didn't. Instead I went to Target and bought the extended edition of The Two Towers and rode the bus back to school and annoyed Rick until he got out of ceramics class. Then we went to his house and watched it. Yeay!! Hobbits! Lots more hobbits! Unlike last time, I can actually see why some of the new stuff was cut out. I didn't really need to see Eowyn singing at Theodred's funeral. Some of it is also just dry plot stuff. It does make the movie make more sense in places, just like last time, but more of it is dry. After the movie was over we watched a bit of extra stuff and talked with Rick, and then we went home and stayed at Nana's for the night. I think I heard the mouse some more.
This morning I was debating wearing long underwear under my pants, but when I asked Nana said it was fifty degrees so I decided not to. That was a mistake. Rick dropped me off at the max and I went all the way to Beaverton Transit Center, got off, and walked to my bus stop before realizing that I didn't have my wallet. No bus pass, no money, no debit card. Yikes! I stood there freezing in the rain for a full ten minutes trying to think of where I'd left it. I realized it was in Rick's car in the Target bag that I'd had TTT in. Oopsy. I called his house and got his work number, then called his work. "Rick's in training and I can't interrupt it. Do you want me to tell him to call you?" Um, YES. I got back on the train and was one stop away when he called. I went to his work, grabbed the keys, ran to his car and got my wallet, ran back to give the keys back, and then ran to the max stop. Meanwhile, it's started snowing. Huge clumps of white stuff. I get back to Beaverton Transit center just in time to catch the 78 to Sylvania, where I promptly fall asleep. I wake up as we get to Sylvania campus, and lo and behold, there's like two inches on the ground. Sylvania's higher in altitude than Beaverton, I suppose. In any case, it still has not stopped snowing, and it's a real pain in the ass to pull around a wheely backpack in two inches of snow. I don't know how I'm going to get to these places to get raffle items *now*. ARGH.
Yesterday morning I had a PS211 (Peace and Conflict) exam. I think I did pretty damn good. We shall find out tomorrow.
My original plan was to go to SE Portland and get some errands run after that, but I then I remembered that I was going into SE today anyway, and didn't. Instead I went to Target and bought the extended edition of The Two Towers and rode the bus back to school and annoyed Rick until he got out of ceramics class. Then we went to his house and watched it. Yeay!! Hobbits! Lots more hobbits! Unlike last time, I can actually see why some of the new stuff was cut out. I didn't really need to see Eowyn singing at Theodred's funeral. Some of it is also just dry plot stuff. It does make the movie make more sense in places, just like last time, but more of it is dry. After the movie was over we watched a bit of extra stuff and talked with Rick, and then we went home and stayed at Nana's for the night. I think I heard the mouse some more.
This morning I was debating wearing long underwear under my pants, but when I asked Nana said it was fifty degrees so I decided not to. That was a mistake. Rick dropped me off at the max and I went all the way to Beaverton Transit Center, got off, and walked to my bus stop before realizing that I didn't have my wallet. No bus pass, no money, no debit card. Yikes! I stood there freezing in the rain for a full ten minutes trying to think of where I'd left it. I realized it was in Rick's car in the Target bag that I'd had TTT in. Oopsy. I called his house and got his work number, then called his work. "Rick's in training and I can't interrupt it. Do you want me to tell him to call you?" Um, YES. I got back on the train and was one stop away when he called. I went to his work, grabbed the keys, ran to his car and got my wallet, ran back to give the keys back, and then ran to the max stop. Meanwhile, it's started snowing. Huge clumps of white stuff. I get back to Beaverton Transit center just in time to catch the 78 to Sylvania, where I promptly fall asleep. I wake up as we get to Sylvania campus, and lo and behold, there's like two inches on the ground. Sylvania's higher in altitude than Beaverton, I suppose. In any case, it still has not stopped snowing, and it's a real pain in the ass to pull around a wheely backpack in two inches of snow. I don't know how I'm going to get to these places to get raffle items *now*. ARGH.