This and That...

Ok, so I went to go look at the Mercury Topaz, and that idea turned out to be a dud, however, I have a new goal, and that is, my friend John is selling me a 1979 volkswagen beetle for only 500$. I'm pretty excited. Mom and dad are offering to help me fix it up a bit. Which, of course I am very grateful for.

And, in other news...I am no longer single. His name is Isaac Swanson...he's twenty years old, and possibly the greatest thing that has ever happened to me. Now, if Erin or Mary read this, you guys will probably roll your eyes....and quietly say...I give it two weeks. But, my dears, I am here to prove you wrong. I mean, I can honestly see myself with him a year from now. I've known him for almost two years, and we've always been friends in that time, but recently we've grown to more than that. And, I can honestly say, I love it. Seriously....finally a guy who isn't constantly trying to get into my pants :), which, I might add, is a very rare thing indeed. I think I finally got lucky enough to find one of the very few nice guys in this world :). We're taking it really slow. Which, in my opinion is good. I don't want to mess this relationship up, I'd be an idiot if i did that :). I mean, he makes up for me in places where I lack...like he can deal with confrontation, while I can't. The same goes vice versa....he's kinda shy, while I'm out going.

So, I had dinner at my parent's place tonight. I think I'm slowly starting to get more involved with them again. Which after the huge fiasco (i think that's how you spell it) that we had, is a very good thing. For awhile, I wasn't even really talking to my family. In fact, I avoided them most of the time. Although, they did take care of my puppy for me for a few weeks. Contrary to popular belief, parents really aren't as bad as they seem. Of course when you're living with them, that's a while 'nother story. I'm actually starting to get along really well with my mom too. I mean, we can actually sit down and have a good conversation, whether it be about boys, work, school, or just life in general. I hope Dad and I get to that point some day. I seriously look forward to the day when we can just sit down, and have a conversation, like adults, about how we both are doing. Not a situation, where...you know..."Me authority figure, you always wrong"....no lectures, no stress....just a nice conversation. Ah dreams, aren't they wonderful :)