the Adventures of BBJynne

Traveling the Interstate over the open plains:
Through the wind and the rain, with spray flinging off a rig's tires straight onto my windshield... we press onwards. Accelerating a high-profile truck, buffeted by gusts of wind and annoyingly sensitive power steering (my car doesn't have power steering) I make my attempt to lead the way past a........ convoy! THERE ARE FOUR LIGHTS SEMI-TRUCKS.

I was sunburned and hailed on in the same week.

Painted a shed for the first time in my life.

Did a bunch of other less-than-interesting stuff.

And naturally the house is being rented site unseen by a family which is stationed overseas right now, so there wasn't any real importance to the time-consuming little touches.

But on the drive in and out, during times when I wasn't driving, I was able to read a book which took me forever to finally find through my local library system: The Lost World.
"And that would be the sweetest thing of all..."

BUT THEN
I ate a sandwich.


There isn't really a purpose to this post

And just so you know, suddenly going to a dry, high altitude climate and increasing physical activity all at the same time wasn't fabulous. I was always thirsty, no matter what I did

Indeed it was! If I do say so myself, good sah!

Quite!


I thought it was okay, most of the other stuff in this section is crap too. Not that this is crap >.>


It's not


And if it was


It'd be ammonia free and not smell that bad

that sounds pretty awesome.
What kind of sandwhich was it?

Dog sandwhich...

kasrkin seath wrote:What kind of sandwhich was it?

Ham and bacon and cheese with some lettuce

What did you have with the sandwich?

BBJynne wrote:

kasrkin seath wrote:What kind of sandwhich was it?

Ham and bacon and cheese with some lettuce

Lettuce?

Lettuce?

LETTUCE?!

It adds texture.

He's right, it does add texture.