Again, it’s been a long time since I last wrote a post but we are doing better than we ever did last year. I think partly it’s because I have a new app called ‘Balanced’, which (whilst I mostly ignore it) reminds me that I have to do a couple of things. Like: drinking water, calling friends, writing letters, and continuing the blog.
It’s the end of second term now; almost everyone left for home this weekend for the Easter holidays. I am staying, however, until Thursday – to try and get an essay done (or at least start it) and to have a couple more shifts at work. So far it’s going okay, I had a peaceful weekend and have been sitting in the library with Carnell pretty much all day today. Haven’t actually started the essay yet, but I’ve found and read my play and gathered quite a few resources on it, so that I can knuckle down tomorrow and do a lot of reading. Fun, fun, fun.
Things were kinda lonely once Ry went home on Saturday; we’re still doing very well, now having reached 13 months – 13 Months! It seems impossible, but I’m pretty sure that we’ll be lasting. There’s no reason for us not to be. We’re just so comfortable with each other, and it just… works. The only thing that slightly irks me is his inability to understand food, and healthy food at that. I mean, he hates fruits. Who hates fruits? But even so, surely the health benefits out way the fact that you don’t particularly like the flavour of the food. Although, that’s kinda hypocritical of me to say…
I think the reason for that frustration is mostly because I’ve been trying to eat healthily though. It’s much more difficult when you have to cook for two people, and the other person is not interested in living the same lifestyle as you. Making two different breakfasts, lunches and dinners isn’t really on the cards (and I definitely don’t have the funds for it), but I can’t eat all the health-foods by myself because they go out of date too quickly. I have, however, decided to ‘go organic’ – mostly, within reason. I’ve been watching documentaries on food, and what you should eat, and mostly it just says stick with lots of fruit and veg. I don’t think I’m as unhealthy as the people in the documentaries used to be, but I reckon my body deserves a reboot.
Really looking forward to Easter now though, I just want to go home and be able to relax, walk the dogs, and not have to worry about anything. Which is why the essay needs to be done first. But then Ry and I are also going on holiday! Hopefully I’ll take lots of pictures, it will be effortlessly romantic and the weather will stay warm, but we’ll see. I don’t think Ry has been abroad in years…