I feel like I should write something down, but I have no idea what. I mean, I suppose things are happening that could be entertaining, or thought provoking, or whatever, in my life, but I dunno. It is rainy, I'm going to Illinois soon, which is exciting. But, um, yeah. So...job good. Love life amazing. Body flabby. Money gone. Family fine. Drama minimal. Ah...here we go:
My car started being funky Sunday. The 'malfunction indicator lamp' came on. Sounds ominous, huh? Well it is. I had to work on Monday, so I risked life and limb to drive 70 miles down to Gustavus and back. On the way back, at stop lights, my car would literally bounce a little. Like someone lying underneath my car was kicking it really hard. So, Tuesday I took it in, and apparently my Oxygen Sensor malfunctioned. Said sensor costs $386 to replace. I have no idea what an oxygen sensor is. Evidently it is of great import in preventing one's car from imitating mad hydraulics. Also assumed is that it is a major part, due to the high cost. It is always fun to realize that the MONTH of private teaching you have done will now go to a tiny gadget you will never see which does something you can not fathom. $386 could buy a plane ticket to Charleston and dinner, a spring wardrobe, gas for two months, 6 nights out on the town, one incredible night in, or, as I now have discovered, an oxygen sensor. And I suppose oxygen is important. And sensing it would be beneficial. Still, if someone came up to you with an i-pod in one hand and an oxygen sensor in the other, I would hope your choice would be the pod.
In other news:
- I used all my letters in Scrabble TWICE, giving me a score only slightly lower than the oxygen sensor's cost. The words were
brownout and
enemies.
- I flipped pages for Paulito's recital, which was lovely. (both playing and turning)
- The ice is gone and I can resume my walking.
- An intensive review of my first year at GAC is underway...certainly more to come on this later.
- I want an easter egg and a chocolate bunny.
- I bought a ticket to Fort Myers for the beach vacation. (Ticket was much cheaper than oxygen sensor)
- I am really looking forward to being on the sailboat.