Hey Luz! Mo ba-ana.

So last Saturday, I headed to San Elizario with my fav boy and his momma. Since Krys was driving, I got to give Jaden his banana and help him peel it. After about ten minutes, I hear Jaden say:

"Hey Luz. Mo ba-ana."

LOL.

I absolutely love that kid. And now, it looks like there's another Heimer favorite on the way! Yay!

Anyway, my long awaited book has gotten here so that means going on a schedule from here until December and maybe even beyond. I may have to delay my plans for a year, depending on admissions deadlines, but that's okay, because I will get it done.

I got my tax return. What a surprise!!!

Four hundred extra than what I thought. Good stuff. I can now get my mom her Mother's Day gift (Joe and I are going halvsies on it), I plan on getting my ears pierced (only ten bucks at Wal-Mart) and I will be buying my needed materials for the beginning of my eight month study session.

I know, I know, y'all are curious as to what I am studying for. Well...

I won't tell you. Not yet.

As for now, I shall leave you with my new motto (not so new since it was our mantra during summer camp when in JROTC):

HIGHLY MOTIVATED, ALWAYS DEDICATED, NO SLACK SIR NO SLACK, UAH!

And the tears shall flow...

So I went to the movies with Krysia to see LETTERS TO GOD.

Talk about a tear-jerker. Krysia was sitting beside me, wiping away, sniffling, tears streaming down her face...hold on...

That was me!

Although Krys did cry a bit.

Before the movie, Steve, Krys and I had pizza. Jaden didn't want any. I was able to witness first hand what discipline is in the Heimer household. Needless to say, I was left speechless with awe at the greatness that are Jaden's parents.

Alright, any other updates? Not much, really. Still working and sleeping but will soon be putting myself on a schedule to add on writing, working out, R&R and more specifically, studying.

Studying what?

I will tell later.

Social Life...might that exist?

It looks like my non-existent social life is starting to bloom.

A couple of weeks ago, I went to the bowling alley with a couple of friends from work. We were having fun until hateful co-worker we did not invite showed up about an hour and a half after we got there.

Needless to say, I simply ignored her and continued to play pool, which is what we were doing. Granted, outside the bowling alley, when she stated that she knew I hated her and that she didn't care -to which I replied that I didn't hate her, I just didn't like her - was the end all of the night.

Well, not exactly. The original party of three (without hateful coworker) headed to Whataburger for a late night dinner. I got home sometime around 12:30AM.

Good thing is that hateful coworker is no longer working at El Paso Rehab. Yay!

Now, today, Krysia and I are going to the movies to see "Letters To God," which promises to be a tear jerker. We're waiting for Stephen and the pizza (Stephen's gonna be baby-sitting) before we head out. It shall be fun.

As for any other social plans...going dancing with a couple of gals from work next Friday. Yay!

College -BIG MISTAKE. Should have joined the ARMY

So today I found out...big change of plans for my little brother.

At the moment, he's in Iraq. He will be coming home for a week June-July. However, he WILL NOT be coming back to El Paso for two years after his tour in Iraq is over.

Where will he be stationed, you wonder? Mmm...Korea? No.

Japan? No.

Germany? No.

No, no, no, no!!!!

My little brother, the one who wanted to be back in HELL PASO and live here (cannot comprehend why he would want that) is going to be stationed where I want to live all the days of my life.

Austin? No.

ITALY!

Exactly two hours away from Venice, Italy. How freaking unfair is that? He gets to go to Italy, MY Italy, and I get stuck here in El Paso, HIS El Paso.

This is just not right. Not right at all.

I should have joined the ARMY.