Being in another country, away from home and familiarity... I have found that often I will think of things that I can't wait to do when I get home. You know that feeling you get when you are really excited about something and you really would just love to scream that's how excited about it you are but you don't so you kind of scream inside and smile uncontrollably because you're so excited. It's like a giddy child-like emotion. Ha. This is going to sound funny, cause if I were reading this, I'd expect something sappy and girly like 'I can't wait to date again' (again? ha... who am I kidding?) But it's definitely not anything like that. It's really quite silly, but so true. When I get home, I cannot wait to mow my lawn with the driving lawn mower that we just inherited. It seems odd, but I can't wait. Ah! How fun! I get so enthused at the thought. Hmmmm, what else? When I find carpet, I am going to throw myself onto it and just lie there. Maybe. I love carpet. It has been so missed.
I don't know. It doesn't matter. I just know that on our way home today, I passed a few workers mowing the lawn and I just got so excited. I talked to Jordan yesterday and he was telling me how great it is doing the lawn with the riding lawn mower and I just got so excited again today. It smelt just like a Saturday morning in Cornville, AZ mowing the lawn. Mmmmmmm. It's funny how sometimes in the moment, growing up... we hated it. Do I really have to mow the lawn? We just mowed it a week ago. How could I get out of it? If I just put it off long enough, I'll have to go to soccer or work, and then I won't have to :) I remember wishing it would rain so we didn't have to mow it. But then we grew up, and it became a great opportunity to enjoy the weather and get some sun. And now we look back and think of how much fun we had doing it!
So... 'I call mowing the lawn the first weekend I'm home!' You're off the hook Jordan :)
I call the 2nd week. ;)
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