Home for the holidays

I thought it time to update for whoever actually reads this.
Sadly everything in my life is as i was when last i talk about it......no wait. Actually, I have a new roomie. Thank god. Ally nor I knew him before he moved in so it shall be interested to see how things unfold. His name is Fernando and he does yoga and meditates daily. But also likes collage football so he can't be all bad.

I got to go home for the holidays. Which ,for the most part, was super nice and fun. I actually stopped to planned so I was able to see and spend time with everyone I wanted. A lot of my friends I graduated with are married with little ones now. Which I find incredible weird to think about let along be around and see with my own eyes. I don't wake up everyday, look at myself in the mirror and utter "you're 23 years old". So it's not really a forethought in my mind. I don't feel like I'm 23. In fact, when I'm reminded that I am infact 23 I'm a bit taken back. Anyway, one of my really good friends from High School Leann is married and has a 8 month old, Hunter. I had dinner with her, her husband Mike and Hunter. When i returned to my mother's house she asked me how it was and I told her while showing her the pictures I'd taken. She proceeded to grill me on my love life and asked " So, when do you plan on finding a descent man and settling down?"........................WHAT? uh, really? I didn't know the proper response(aka what she wanted to hear) so i just shrugged my shoulders and said "I don't know, mom. I was actually looking in to becoming a lesbian. I just think it would be easier. There are actually a lot of gays in LA and I would love to one day live in San Fran. It's such a great city."

It took her a minute to get I was joking. She didn't appreciate my humor one bit.

I didn't make it to Dollywood this visit. I was sad about that. I did rent a car for the first time. Exciting. I spent a lot of time with my nieces and nephews, that was indeed much need. I feel way too guilty being so far way from them as they grow up.