should i do this when i'm forty and have seventeen kids all named tina?

this has been a paul simon kind of day.

so i changed my template, again, because the almighty yusef said he couldn't comment on it and after doing some research i found that my last template wasn't compatible with blogback. so i changed it, foolishly thinking all the old comments would magically reappear since they're still saved on blogback, but no. ugh. whatever, computers are scary.

what a day what a day. first of all, no one should ever buy a car from ourisman toyota. they suck and i hate them.

secondly, i caught up with tina last night and we schemed some more. we have big plans, i hope the world is ready for us. classic tina and courtney conversation:

me: can you imagine what we'll be like when it's time for us to come back?? we'll be like, bl---
tina: you mean, if we come back, which we probably won't.
me: uh.. yeah that's what i'm saying.. can you imagine it?? because i can't, it's so far-fetched!...

driving around yesterday in the sunshine i put on some DMB and felt a lot better about life in general. tour season needs to start, soon. i keep thinking about the conversation i had with timmy a couple weeks go where we discussed the concept of outgrowing our fantaicism (sp?) about the dave matthews band. i don't know what i think about the whole thing... it just keeps entering my mind. dad got my plane ticket for wisconsin for me... yay... but i'll feel a lot better once geoff has his ticket and i know i'm not flying out to miluwaukee by myself. ;) not that i haven't done it before!!!!

wow - it's a really good feeling when your phone starts blasting the saved by the bell theme song in the middle of a public (quiet) place. hahaha.

~courtney

i just realized i always sign my name after a post... as if this whole thing is one big letter to someone ... what's up with that?

"Some people never say the words 'I love you'
It's not their style to be so bold
Some people never say those words 'I love you'
But like a child they're longing to be told"
~paul simon