You'd think that it being summer and all, I'd have way more time to post, but the fact of the matter is that I blog mostly to procrastinate, and when you don't have a job, there isn't much to put off. In fact, I am having a great summer.
I am moving in one week (skhdfkjbsoefhnslenc!!!!), and have so far bought (don't feel required to check all the links)
bedding,
livingroom seating, some
kitchen essentials,
silverware,
glasses,
cleaning supplies, and a
mattress (bowm chicka bowm bowm). I have chosen my
bedframe and will be telling the lovely man who sold me my mattress to add it to the order. Finding an entertainment unit for my nonexistant television that is both lovely AND functional AND cheap has proven to be nearly impossible. I'm not supposed to be moving in until Saturday, but I will be spending Friday waiting for my couch and chair to arrive, watching my nonexistant television whilst sitting on the furniture that's not there yet. If anyone would like to join me, I propose a pizza picnic on the floor and Cranium. Any takers?
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This weekend I went down the shore* with Alex. I had an awesome time, and it was nice to spend time with him just hanging out, not relying on activities for our fun.
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On Saturday I will be attending one of my best friend's engagement party. I am way excited and think it will be way fun, but um, am I supposed to get her something? I have heard that traditionally, an engagement party is for a couple to announce their engagement, and that no gifts are required nor should they be expected. However, there has been mention that if one is close to the bride or groom, a nice bottle of champagne or some kind of personal gift is appropriate. She
is one of my best friends, I mean, I'm in the wedding and all, so I
should get her something, right? But she doesn't drink, so champagne is out of the question, and my parents are getting her a gift certificate to a restaurant they like, so that's also out of the question, and I gave them a little
housewarming gift and a homemade engagement card about a month ago. What do I do?
* I have heard rumor that the phrase "down the shore" is a strictly New Jersey saying. For those of you not skilled in Jerseyese, I went "to the beach."