1 year ago compared to this year
So, if I were to look back on where I was 1 year ago compared to this year here's the scoop:
1 year ago today, I was feeling horribly depressed. This year I'm actually not feeling as depressed for New Years Eve. Last year I was living alone in an apartment by myself in Waukesha, Wisconsin. This year, Jason and I are living together in Palmyra with a cat. I'm hoping that by next year we'll be living back in Waukesha together, once more. It might not be at the West Grove Apartments, but hopefully at least it'll be somewhere just as nice if not nicer. I've also been thinking about indoor water parks and how there was a place to hang outside the indoor water park. I also would like to add that after having a disappointing year this year, maybe things will get better. Back at the beginning of the year, they had this chocolate molten lava cake drink at Starbucks that I wanted to try, but by the time I tried to go out there to try it, I was broke because my check for rent got deposited. Maybe I'll get to try it this coming year. And maybe they'll even make it available to make in my Keurig, next year. Another thing I missed out on in March of 2017 was trying the Irish Creme flavored Gelato at the Gelato store in Waukesha. Maybe next year, I'll get to try it. Of course if I do that, I"ll have to go before St. Patty's Day. Because it's all gone after St. Patty's Day.I know I said I wanted to stay at the Kalhari Resort over night during the autism conference and do more of the things they have to offer out there. But if I also want to stay out there this summer, I guess I can't stay there twice in the same year, unless I really save up money for this year. At least this fall, Jason and I got to adopt our new shelter cat. I kinda predicted after losing his dog over the summer that maybe by the time I"m ready for a new pet, it would be sometime near the holiday season. And we ended up getting him during the Halloween season. And I also got us a new Christmas tree the day before my birthday. Maybe these are signs for new beginnings of us living together as a couple. This month has been depressing. First I start thinking back on the spring of this year how we were living at West Grove apartments when we still had Jason's dog, and how I got to ride bikes in that area, and how I just miss being able to ride bikes and live out there. Then my family's dog's health spirals down hill due to laryngeal paralysis. And then we had to say good bye to her, the day after Christmas. If I'm going to have a stuffed dog made after anyone's dog who passed away, I think I need to have it made to look like Libby rather than Winkie.
1 year ago today, I was feeling horribly depressed. This year I'm actually not feeling as depressed for New Years Eve. Last year I was living alone in an apartment by myself in Waukesha, Wisconsin. This year, Jason and I are living together in Palmyra with a cat. I'm hoping that by next year we'll be living back in Waukesha together, once more. It might not be at the West Grove Apartments, but hopefully at least it'll be somewhere just as nice if not nicer. I've also been thinking about indoor water parks and how there was a place to hang outside the indoor water park. I also would like to add that after having a disappointing year this year, maybe things will get better. Back at the beginning of the year, they had this chocolate molten lava cake drink at Starbucks that I wanted to try, but by the time I tried to go out there to try it, I was broke because my check for rent got deposited. Maybe I'll get to try it this coming year. And maybe they'll even make it available to make in my Keurig, next year. Another thing I missed out on in March of 2017 was trying the Irish Creme flavored Gelato at the Gelato store in Waukesha. Maybe next year, I'll get to try it. Of course if I do that, I"ll have to go before St. Patty's Day. Because it's all gone after St. Patty's Day.I know I said I wanted to stay at the Kalhari Resort over night during the autism conference and do more of the things they have to offer out there. But if I also want to stay out there this summer, I guess I can't stay there twice in the same year, unless I really save up money for this year. At least this fall, Jason and I got to adopt our new shelter cat. I kinda predicted after losing his dog over the summer that maybe by the time I"m ready for a new pet, it would be sometime near the holiday season. And we ended up getting him during the Halloween season. And I also got us a new Christmas tree the day before my birthday. Maybe these are signs for new beginnings of us living together as a couple. This month has been depressing. First I start thinking back on the spring of this year how we were living at West Grove apartments when we still had Jason's dog, and how I got to ride bikes in that area, and how I just miss being able to ride bikes and live out there. Then my family's dog's health spirals down hill due to laryngeal paralysis. And then we had to say good bye to her, the day after Christmas. If I'm going to have a stuffed dog made after anyone's dog who passed away, I think I need to have it made to look like Libby rather than Winkie.
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