Well our car cost almost a million dollars to fix. It was our good old standard fall–surprise you’re out of money, no car, broke, you betta walk bitches–time of year adventures! Seriously, we have been together just over 7 years and we have ALWAYS been completely retardedly broke in the fall, but always do something spontaneous and wild. We always end up destitute and kinda starving and it’s always the times of our lives that we remember the most. And it’s also the times that we look back on and laugh because we’re lunatics, but god its so much more passionate that way. I get so bored with the 9to5 culture of the city. It’s so boring. I look around at all the suit wearing condo owner/jogging/sports fans and think that we’re aliens, but thankful for it at the same time.
I’m feeling much better now that I’m reunited with my Jettie. I spent last night chattin on the phone with my dear, crazy friend and that always brightens my spirits. We talk like old women on the phone and hackle like two cats. She says hilarious things about me trying to have a baby…[in a very pronounced Wisconsin accent] “Ah. You’re not going to be able to drink!” Haha…yeah I kinda know that. “What are you going to do if you get a bunch of those eggs stuck up there? Are you gonna have that shit sucked outta there–or are you gonna end up having quadruplets or somethin’??” Bwahahaha! Laugh, she makes me cry. God love her for even thinking that much or caring. But why on earth would I have that many eggs?? I respond. Obviously she’s been talkin’ to somebody that warned her of fertility treatments! I’m like–no one in my family ever even had twins, why would I have quadruplets!?!?
She’s a riot. I wish she lived closer. I hate the politics of Wisconsin or I’d move there just to act like old antique collecting fags with her more often.
I worked from home today and wow I really needed it. I have been majorly stressing about this proposal at work and it’s not even over yet…but by Wed. @ midnight…it will be! Hooray. So for lunch, instead of eating, I decided to take a bike ride and thoroughly enjoyed myself. I hate to “declare victory” but it was such a terrific ride! I didn’t encounter ONE ASSHOLE! That’s a first in the 3 years that I’ve lived in Chicago. I cannot go outside without seeing someone that is just an asshole, doing something “assholey” (to quote Mariela).
It was nice to just get on my bicycle without even having a destination. I rode to Southport and hooked up with the bike lane and just followed it until it ran out at Clybourn. There was an awesome view of the city and a huge B&N Bookstore so I had to check out their lesbian baby book selections before returning of course. I want to find more books to read, but surprisingly, it is somewhat difficult. Considering Women & Children First, in the lesbian neighborhood, didn’t have really anything for lesbian’s having babies I thought, well checking a big ole corporate store couldn’t hurt at this point. Yeah, well it didn’t help either. Nothing. They had one book that just looked stupid. It was all about raising your children to be safe, stable, blah blah blah–feely, societal, overload. So I shoved on. But hey, at least I found a new movie theater that we can ride to entirely on a bike path…that’s THREE movie theaters…all on bike paths around us. Pretty sweet, too bad we’re too broke to go to the movie. I LOVE when we take nightly missions on our bikes–we ride the streets like two of the youngest “Outsiders”…the night air and lights on my face always makes me feel like “we’re lookin’ for trouble”…ha.
So I guess I’m going to have to ORDER lesbian baby books from Ahole.com instead of a real bookseller. That stinks. Maybe I can check out the bookstore in Milwaukee this weekend and get lucky with a better selection.
I tried to find this amazing picture book of Colombia again to look through, but couldn’t find it. I can’t find anything when Mariela isn’t with me at the bookstore. It’s pretty funny. I’m extremely intelligent, but then there are these shockingly ignoramus things that I do or can’t do…like find a picture book. But anyway the point is that I wanted to see more of what the “average” Colombian looks like…their color…facial features, etc. I mean, I know what “my” Colombian looks like, but I guess I’m just really nervous about what the donor looks like? Maybe that’s completely crazy. I never wanted to worry about such a thing, but now that it’s approaching, I have to say that I’m a little more worked up. I think that maybe ordering the photo might be a good thing…
But as a sidenote, as if I don’t make enough of them, the pictures of Colombian were absolutely beautiful that I did find. I have such vivid dreams of going there someday and seeing it all with La-la. It looks incredible. I really want our babies to be connected to Colombia too. I just shouldn’t even think about what he looks like. It really doesn’t matter to me. And it’s not that “I’m worried” about it–but just that I can’t stop thinking about it and want some confirmation–obsessing, that’s the word. And it’s something that I promised I wouldn’t do.
P.S. I think today was the first day without noticeable pain in my jaw in 10 days. Whew! I can’t wait to sleep tonight.