this is totally fair

You know, sometimes I forget how uneven life can be.  Let me explain.  So this past weekend my best friend in California was driving home from a short weekend trip to her parents house and blew a tire about half way there.  She was on the outskirts of a major city and slightly freaking out.  Two twenty-something year old guys pulled over and helped her put the doughnut tire on her car and then gave her directions to a tire shop and a hotel in case they couldn't change the tire that night.  One of the guys also gave her his phone number.  When she got to the tire shop they had closed 15 minutes earlier so she had to stay the night in said town.  So since she had to stay the night, she called the guy who helped her out and they had dinner and then spent the rest of the night making out.  

As for me, I got stranded in Sandy at the South end of the Valley at a Denny's waiting for someone with a car to come pick me up while listening to a 45+ year old man tell me how he lost 45 pounds in 40 days on some special diet that I should look into.  Like I said, this is totally fair.  

One of those lives

I'm just experimenting here.  I don't know how I even feel about having a blog.  It's not like I live this way exciting life in another country that I need to keep my family updated on.  I don't have kids whose grandparents need to be kept up to date on either.  Just boring ol' me.  I always kind of thought blogs were a joke.  Like you're just sooooo spectacular that there are legions of people out there who cannot wait to know what is going on in your life right now!  Or there are those blogs that are just amateurs trying to be movie/music/art/sport/comic critics.  I always make fun of those people.  However, I may just becoming one of them.  yippee!