Aspie chick with a wild streak

Let's see, what can I say about what's happened so far, this year: Well, my parents kicked off the beginning of the year by adopting their new rescue dog: Billie, an Italian Greyhound-terrier mix. And it really only took me 3 days for her to really warm up to me. I did accidentally lock myself out of mom and dad's house, but luckily I got to take Billie to my apartment and we just spent the whole day at my apartment hanging out. Lucky for me the apartment complex is pet friendly and will let us have dogs and cats. My mom, dad and I have also been taking Billie to the dog park and it's a lot of fun just watching her run around and chase other people's dogs, and I really think she should do agility. In March I've started a new tradition where I go to this Gelato shop and have Baileys Irish cream Gelato for St. Patrick's day. And mom finally ordered the movie classics, Darby O'gill and the Little People and the Gnome Mobile on DVD which I've been wan...

Well one of my cousins in Minnesota are getting married in almost another 3 weeks. I'm excited to see some of my relatives for the occasion but I'm also nervous because I want people I know to be happy to see me and I know I might have a tendency to say or do things that might rub people the wrong way, unintentionally. And I'm afraid I might get people mad at me without meaning to. It's like on 1 hand I'm excited to see my Aunt Jane's kids because I haven't seen them in a long time but I'm nervous because I just want us to get along and I want us to be able to enjoy each other's company. At the same time to hear all of Jane's boys have these drinking problems, it makes me feel depressed because I don't want them to have issues like that. I do care about them and I just want them to be ok. They are my cousins, after all. And I want to be on good terms with them, I want them to let me know that they appreciate it when I try to do something nice...

So, I talked to 1 of my friends today. It was more of an update, really. Anyway, she called and let me know that her husband finally set up a date so he could finally go take a road test, so that he can hopefully finally get his license to drive and get a car. And she said once he finally did that, she could finally get a hold of her lawyer and let him know so she can finally get her kids back. It's about time, too, if she does because they've lived with their sick demented dad, long enough. Girls, hopefully last year or this year will be the last year you'll ever have to live with your father, again.