Um.

[kimana517]

I was driving back from the post office just now and I saw, going down the sidewalk on Blanding, one of Jacksonville's busiest streets, a guy riding on a 10-foot unicycle. Um. I was like, "Oh jeez, if he falls, he will fall out into traffic and DIE." And then I thought, "Well, maybe he deserves that for riding a 10-FOOT UNICYCLE on BLANDING."

Heh.

In other news, I don't know why I was anti-dresses for so many years (from ages 10-24). They are really the epitome of laziness, which is definitely something I can get behind. LOL. Seriously though - no thinking involved. You don't have to make sure stuff matches or looks good together; you just toss a dress on, and you're ready. They're as cool as shorts and a tank top but are considered nicer, but they're actually easier! And the only thing you can't do in a dress is climb trees, and since there are no good climbing trees near my house, that's not a problem. (Hi, my name is Bethany, I'm 25 years old and I still like to climb trees...) So yeah. Comfy, cute dresses = win.

I reallyreally want to have a picnic for lunch. I wonder when Isaac will get home from work.

Comments

[modmerseygirl.livejournal.com]

Crazy about the guy on the unicycle! LOL!

Dresses are great, although I am very lazy about shaving my legs, so unless the dresses are long.... ;-) Too much information, I know. HA!

[kimana83.livejournal.com]

I know! I think he had a death wish!

Dude, I know what you mean. It seems like this winter I only shave when I have a modeling thing coming up, and there have been several weeks between each of them. Hehe. I'm really fuzzy-legged during the winter. In the summer I practically live in shorts, skirts and dresses, so I have to shave somewhat regularly, but thankfully I can usually just do it twice a week and be good to go. Someday I'll get a no!no! (http://www.my-no-no.com/).

[modmerseygirl.livejournal.com]

Mwuhahaha! :-) I KNOW! It's so funny, I remember a time when I couldn't WAIT to (1) get my period (ugh!) and (2) shave my legs. Man, how disillusioned....LOL! :-)

[kimana83.livejournal.com]

LOL. I never had that. I didn't start shaving my legs till I was 13 or so, and my older friends were picking on me for my hairy legs. So, I gave into peer pressure there. Hehe. And I NEVER looked forward to getting my period. I was a late starter (again, 13) and saw my friends go through the monthly cramps and stuff, and never ever wanted it. Now I still don't want it, and praise God (really!) for birth control, because now I don't have to have it!

[modmerseygirl.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I didn't start shaving my legs until the summer between seventh and eighth grade (I think), and I remember getting teased sometimes for my fuzzy/hairy legs during PE. It was so embarrassing. :-\

The period thing....I don't know why I was looking forward to it so much. I guess I thought it would make me more grown up. Ughhhh. LOL! I was 12 when I started, I think. I wish I could opt out, since I don't plan on having any kids. :-) I've heard that birth control has a lot of benefits. I might try it sometime, just to see if it helps me, because I have some very bad times with mine.....

(Gee, sorry for getting so personal! LOL! Girl talk!)

[kimana83.livejournal.com]

Yeah, one of my friends thought the same thing about getting your period = growing up. I was like, psh, whatever, I don't care. I like being a kid!

Haha, I don't care if you get personal. That's what girl friends are for! =oD