Why, you ask? HAAAQUET

the better part of what i said
was still in my head
but you thought you understood
how could you
when i had yet
to completely
speak

my mind

I can be so odd sometimes which is why I really love my Boo; not only does he tolerate my oddness… he celebrates it! [ohh, and he is rather odd too]

Anyway the latest in my Quest for Enlightenment & Tolerance [here forth HAAAQUET, pronounced HA-ket, Hannah Audrey Austin Arrington’s Quest for Enlightenment and Tolerance], has landed me in church every Sunday. This Sunday I will be attending the Beluah Baptist, and I will probably visit a different one until something sparks my interest. Billy suggested that we dress as a homeless couple and drink some wine before we go in order to have alcohol on our breath.

“Why,” you ask?

I have no clue either, but I let Billy’s ideas run wild and acknowledge them with a simple “Hmmm, that’s one idea.”

I am also taking piano lessons.

“Why,” you ask?

Yeah, I have no clue about that one either. I bought a keyboard off of Craigslist about a year and a half ago in order to start a band with my roommate, Ashley, who had bought a guitar. Neither of us had ever played either, but it was a good idea, trust me. After Ash taught herself how to play “Hey There Delilah” by Plain White T’s on her guitar and my keyboard was used for late night jam sessions, they have only managed to be useful in collecting dust. Therefore I thought lessons were now in order.

If Billy is anything outside of 100% man-licious, it would be resourceful. Last night we were making buffalo chicken wraps and barbeque chicken wraps for dinner. On the way home from swimming at the Y, I realized we didn’t have any barbeque sauce, so Billy stopped at KFC, ran inside, and returned to the car with about 8 barbeque sauce packets. He is something.



I am probably going to send him on a scavenger hunt to inappropriate places for V-day. I am excited about what he has up his sleeve for me.



Speaking of me...


The Nautilus



Continued Growth : Throughout its life, the Nautilus continually grows, adding new chambers, new dimensions to its life and structure

Adaptability : The Nautilus easily adjusts to extremes of pressure by changing the water and air pressure in its chambers and it can live at immense depths

Durability : The Nautilus has survived and thrived for millions of years in the face of profound changes in the world around it

Distinctiveness : Inside and out, the Nautilus presents an appearance all its own: outside, a creamy white shell and wavy brown lines; inside, a lining of mother-of-pearl