A Momentously Tow-Truck-Ish Experience.

I've become such a terrible blogger lately! :(

I must say, I have been rather horrid busy. I actually haven't even time to sum up what I've been up to lately, but I can do yesterday and today. That'll have to do.

My mother and I went into town yesterday to do a little shopping. I had some gift cards and some exchanges and we had a bit of grocery shopping as well. We parked our car, and walked through a few shops, where I made several quite satisfactory "deals," and then returned to the parked car. Which is when the Suburban decided that just then would be a terrific time to...not start. So, naturally, we called AAA, who sent a tow truck. The car finally started, but only to drive a few yards and die again, so the tow truck man hooked us (passengers, packages and all) up to the back of his tow truck. Then he proceeded to drag us up onto the bed of the truck, while it was still all slanty, and then he flattened it out, so our car was on top, with us in it. We were literally level with the trees. It was a pretty unique experience, I must say. I've honestly never in my life heard of anyone riding in their car, on a tow truck. But we did. I documented this momentous experience with mucho video, which unfortunately is not quite so readily available as I had hoped. Nevertheless, I shall get it up eventually, I hope. That was yesterday's interesting-experience-of-the-day.

Today, we went to church, did some shopping, I got a new pair of earbuds for my iPod, since my old ones broke, and went back to church. Not horribly eventful.

Tomorrow, though, is going to be rather exciting, as my orientation for beauty college is tomorrow morning. I am rather very excited, I must say. I can't really say how it will be, because I've never been to an orientation before, but I am quite excited.

And then, on Tuesday, is my first day of beauty college! Which is a very exceedingly momentous event. So that's pretty... cool. And awesome.

The end.

P.S. Don't hate, if I don't blog for another few weeks. It's going to be wierd, adjusting to a new schedule.