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May 5th, 2003 · 4 Comments

I spent most of last week feeling out of it. I was burned out on an emotional level — extracurricular projects taking their toll, emotional rollercoasters that left me feeling disoriented and cranky.

Three years ago today? Doomsdays, Gladiator tickets, funnelcats, birthday/Pamie babble, and 5k awards.

Two years ago today? Bad military jokes, pontification, and corrections from Mom.

One year ago today? Melancholic about being single. A kick in the ass from a kick ass woman named Kim.

I still don’t know if I want kids, and I am turning into the bitchin’ aunt I wanted to be. As far as my spinster status — well, I’m 27, and I’ve got a ways to go for that.

I’m buying a house in a few months. I want something small but not cramped, cute but not too expensive. I want a safe neighborhood, I want to be near the city, I want a kitchen I can work with and a bathroom with a bathtub I can stretch out in. I want a room for my shrine, a basement for my workouts, a guest bedroom for my friends, and a dining room to entertain people.

I probably want more than I have the money to get, but we’ll see what we can do.

Happy Cinco, Papo. Hope you like the Toblerone.

Tags: Life

4 responses so far ↓

  • 1 Peryt // May 6, 2003 at 8:16 am

    Areas…have you checked out U-City? Bridgeton? Overland (parts of it are decent)? Maryland Heights? Dogtown? The Hill?

  • 2 me. // May 6, 2003 at 11:13 am

    Sort of, yes. Places I’ve been looking are Saint John, Overland, and U. City.

    Mostly I’m looking for someplace that’s close to I-170, as it makes my drive to work snappy.

    Oh and hey — once I move I’ll be closer to you!! Whoo!!

  • 3 Peryt // May 9, 2003 at 11:44 am

    Hey! We own a house in Overland. My mom also lives in Overland. You can get really cute gignerbread houses in Overland–that is what my mom has. We rent out a brick house built in the 50s on a narrow acre in Overland. We lived there for three years first to fix it up. We enjoyed the area a lot. :) Also, a friend I have lives in Maryland Heights and there are some great neighborhoods back past that road that Pattonville Jr. (i think) High is.

  • 4 Kim // May 13, 2003 at 9:48 am

    Yep, you still have plenty of time. Years and years and years. And years!

    Please, if I started thinking you were a spinster at 27, I, at 33 and childless, would be very depressed.

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