Wednesday, December 2, 2009

one small instrument.

so. christmas break is coming up fast. like. 17 more days fast. i get a really ridiculously sweet amount of time off. like... after friday the 18th, i'm not back at work until january 4th. that is amazing. i wasn't expecting that. and i'm so happy about it because that means i get to sleep in a lot and watch star trek and wrap presents to bette midler's christmas album.

i love this time of year. i like it when it's all dark in the evening and i'm cozy in my room. i like having christmas lights glowing in a dimly lit apartment with snow outside. i like reading, and drinking tea, and playing board games.

holidays are going to be great. i know for sure i would like to sleep over at my parents place on christmas eve. i think i will need to take the hide-a-bed on the main floor, which is not super comfortable, but i am excited to sleep on it because it means that christmas will not have changed too much yet. it is quite possible that i will sleep over at their place before then too, just because i miss waking up there sometimes.

gift giving is one of my favorite things in the world. i like thinking hard about what i buy people and i like seeing them be happy to recieve them. i hope i do good this year!

ashli suggested we hang out soon and knit and watch movies and it sounded like the best time ever. seriously. since then i've been thinking about how badly i want to do that. i will probably wear sweat pants. she and meghan and i have developed our "christmas" each year as of the last two years, and i am excited about this years. i found them both things in the states that i am proud of finding.

this is really long.
that's what she said.

anyways.
the lights are off in our office becasue wendy and i get headaches from the florescents. i have jimmy eat world clarity on, and there is snow falling outside the window in front of me, gathering on the ground. life is good.

4 comments:

Kara said...

I hope your tea drinking, knitting and cozy Christmas dreams come true! This is indeed a season of goodness.

Dana said...

Good "that's what she said" line. Stellar.

Janessa said...

dana, i actually thought of you specifically when i wrote that, remembering a text i sent you that was super serious, but i still managed to slip a "that's what she said" into it.

Trains and Sewing Machines said...

BAHAHAHa..I laughed out loud at work when I read the that's what she said. SOo good!
Everything you talked about sounds like the perfect holiday things. The dim apartment with soft lights, watching movies, wrapping presents, listening to Christmas music while the snow falls from the pinky white evening sky :)

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