R and R
Song: One Year Of Love - Queen
Lyrics: Just one year of love is better than a lifetime alone. One sentimental moment in your arms is like a shooting star right through my heart. It's always a rainy day without you. I'm a prisoner of love inside you. I'm falling apart all around you. My heart cries out to your heart, I'm lonely but you can save me. My hand reaches for to your hand; I'm cold but you light the fire in me. My lips search for your lips; I'm hungry for your touch. There's so much left unspoken. And all I can do is surrender, to the moment just surrender.
With that said, Sunday was the one year anniversary of the day I met the boy. We didn't do anything, I gave him a card and he chuckled at my need to do so.
So that whole plan of not doing anything for weeks after graduation? Yea, that didn't quite turn out the way I wanted. All of a sudden everybody needed something from me and since I had free time, I was glad to lend a hand.
Then on Sunday everything that I had been neglecting started to catch up on me. I woke up with a case of pink eye, caused by the fact that my contacts were WAY too old. So on Monday I went to the eye doc who gave me some drops to get rid of the bacteria infected eye. Tuesday morning I woke up and my sinuses were completely blocked. As to whether this blockage was caused by allergies or a cold, I have no idea, but I spent two days unable to breathe through my nose. Thursday morning I woke up and my nose was decently clear, but my left ear was blocked. Friday I woke up and sat in bed feeling quite rotten. I had lost my voice, a result of my sinuses draining over my vocal chords; happens every time the seasons change, both my ears were now blocked and the left ear was hurting quite badly. Somehow I got myself to work (I woke up too late to call off) where everybody said to me, "why are you here?" to which I replied with nothing much, because my voice was gone. Two hours after going to work, I went home. After changing I decided to go to the doctor. The doc took one look in my ear and went "Wow"... not a good sign. She then asked if I minded letting some of her students look at my awful infected ear. - Sure, why not? So I got sent off with a prescription for an antibiotic for the ear. You take these lovely red pills for five days. Two the first day and one every day after. The lovely card package these little pills came in told me that less than 1% of the people who take these meds have the side effects which include "stomach cramps, nausea, and diarrhea". Being a person who does not take meds often, they tend to affect me a lot. I will leave you with the fact that I have two of the three side effects and let you have fun imagining which two they are.
So what day am I on now? Oh yeah, Saturday passed by uneventfully as did Sunday. Sunday night the boy and I left for his parent's cabin in the mountains where we had dinner with them. This morning the boy dragged me out of bed at 8 ish and made me eat homemade pancakes that his mother made. After breakfast the boy and I snuggled back in bed, where I fell asleep again. Don't know when they boy got up, but around 11 he came back and woke me up with the lure of a ride on the Harley. Who could resist? We went for a ride and we stopped to go go-carting. When we got back to the cabin, I once again laid down and promptly fell asleep. Somewhere around 5 he woke me up and we got ready to come home. On the way home we stopped at an outlet shopping mall, where I bought myself some really good sunglasses for riding the motorcycle. (They will also come in handy when we go four wheeling - keeping the wind out of my eyes) When we got back on the road, I realized that I had spent most of the first entire day the boy and I had together in weeks, sleeping. I felt bad about it, even though he didn't really mind. But, like his mother said, "what do you expect after being sick for a week?"
Maybe next week I can actually relax?

