Phoning it in.

Oh my God. So busy. Mind blown. It's all - or most of it - good, though.

Here's today's BlogHer post. It's  about family ties of the chosen variety.

I hope to actually have some time to write something tonight and tomorrow, but it's funny how they want you to read in this grad school situation - like, right away. Hmm.

Honestly, the first week was better than I expected. The juggling act part of it, (and the broken down car on my first day of school, that was great! More, please! I love being a grown-up! And oh how I wanted to learn that my car "thruster injectors - haha, twelve years old, haha - or whatever they're called, along with all the other apparently filthy, carbon-coated components of my car that are singlehandedly killing the environment, causing Al Gore to wind up on my doorstep any day with his goons - would collectively cost a hyperbolic million dollars to clean.) Where was I? Oh, the attack of the parentheses strikes again. Yes, the juggling act part of it? Not so much.

Now I'm headed to a town I haven't been to in a while to see some people I don't see very often. On the way, I'm going to stop off and visit a baby donkey. Sheila E. has nothing on me. Pure glamour.

First day of school below. Dork! (And that's melted mascara combined with exhaustion...and a couple of happy tears that I may or may not admit to. Milestones, man. Gotta love 'em...sometimes.)

Comments

[Jerry Dennis]

Good to hear you are in Grad School. Good luck like the blog so far.