i feel so rich....
Apr. 30th, 2006 07:16 pmFood for today:
- 1 piece of toast with vegemite
- a couple of litte cupcakes @ church
- a wrap + chips from Oporto
- baked fish + a few chips
I think I may invest in some icecream. Bad, I know, but it's Sunday. *g*
I swear, our suburb is the place to be. Not only do we live here; my parents are moving in, and friends of ours who just got married are moving a couple of blocks away! I'm really excited - J, the husband, has lived here with his sisters for a few years, and has just finished his education degree. Their parents are living in Alice Springs teaching Aboriginal children - they've just come back from running a church in India for years. The kids all grew up in India, but they're all out here now doing Uni - the oldest is in Adelaide, then there's J, his sister who's at Uni with me (same age as me) and the twins who are 18. J got married to K, who's lived in Melbourne for a few years now (I think they went to school together in India) and so they've moved here. K has visited on and off for years - just weekends, holidays and stuff, but we've never really spent time talking or anything, so I don't know her that well, but she's asked me a few things about the area - shopping, etc - so I'll probably show her around. Exciting! Other friends of ours live a few suburbs away, so it should be awesome. YAY.
My husband just picked me up and held me upside down by my legs. Yup, that's what being married is about.
- 1 piece of toast with vegemite
- a couple of litte cupcakes @ church
- a wrap + chips from Oporto
- baked fish + a few chips
I think I may invest in some icecream. Bad, I know, but it's Sunday. *g*
I swear, our suburb is the place to be. Not only do we live here; my parents are moving in, and friends of ours who just got married are moving a couple of blocks away! I'm really excited - J, the husband, has lived here with his sisters for a few years, and has just finished his education degree. Their parents are living in Alice Springs teaching Aboriginal children - they've just come back from running a church in India for years. The kids all grew up in India, but they're all out here now doing Uni - the oldest is in Adelaide, then there's J, his sister who's at Uni with me (same age as me) and the twins who are 18. J got married to K, who's lived in Melbourne for a few years now (I think they went to school together in India) and so they've moved here. K has visited on and off for years - just weekends, holidays and stuff, but we've never really spent time talking or anything, so I don't know her that well, but she's asked me a few things about the area - shopping, etc - so I'll probably show her around. Exciting! Other friends of ours live a few suburbs away, so it should be awesome. YAY.
My husband just picked me up and held me upside down by my legs. Yup, that's what being married is about.