Today I had my first day at the hospital. I was at the surgical ward...we were even 10 minutes late on our first day since the cab neer showed up at the time we ordered it for...
We bare introduced ourselves before we were put to work, to make beds..before following some Namibian students on their observation rounds, that is something totally different from how we do it in Norway; they bare speak to their patients, just measure their vitals, ask how they are doing and then walk out. In order to help patients with their morning hygiene they heat water in tank in the hallway. What we learned the most from was when we got to follow on the doctors visit and he talked about the patients diagnoses. Besides that it was a very quiet day there, but we still got to observe and see a lot of differences between the Namibian way of nursing and the Norwegian way routines and procedures are being done.
The rest of the afternoon were spent by the pool/front yard reading for our upcoming exam.
Todays outdoor dinner was "Silje´s chickensoup".
I was tired and went to bed quite early...have a good night everyone :-)
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Wednesday September 17th
Today we went to the hospital for the first time, just for a quick tour and deciding which wards we´d like to have our clinical practice at. We divided in 3 group since we always have to be 3 students at a time at each ward.
The hospital is the one of 2 state hospitals in Windhoek. The standard isn´t like in Norwegian hospitals but not as bad as we expected. It´s not very maintained but since it´s not a private hospital the equipment and facilities aren´t as modern as other hospitals...I guess..
The staff seemed nice and welcoming and I´m looking forward to starting my clinical practices there tomorrow, and hopefully learn as much as possible while I´m there.
To end our day at the hospital we decided to walk back home to the house we´re staying at, about an hour walk in the African sun...because Norwegains like to walk, and as future nurses we know that it is important to stay physical active..
In the afternoon we went back into the center of the city, to State Office to pick up our visas.
For some reasons they could only find 5 out of 9 passport so the rest of us, including me of course, had to wait for almost an hour, but with some patience we were lucky enough to get the visas only 3 days after we arrived in Namibia.
Then it was time for some grocery shopping and stocking up on bottles and bottles of water...as we future nurses know it is important to stay hydrated..
On today´s dinner menu was cheeseburgers, chili/cajun style. I was one of the 3 people in charge of dinner.. despite of lots of tears while chopping onions I could still enjoy a juicy and spicy burger with a smile that chased the tears away.
With a full tummy and having to get up at 6 am tomorrow morning it is wise of me to go to bed earlier than I normally do...so I can wake up and get my tired self into a waiting cab in the morning...
With this I will say goodnight, close my laptop and let the sound of barking dogs put me to sleep!
The hospital is the one of 2 state hospitals in Windhoek. The standard isn´t like in Norwegian hospitals but not as bad as we expected. It´s not very maintained but since it´s not a private hospital the equipment and facilities aren´t as modern as other hospitals...I guess..
The staff seemed nice and welcoming and I´m looking forward to starting my clinical practices there tomorrow, and hopefully learn as much as possible while I´m there.
To end our day at the hospital we decided to walk back home to the house we´re staying at, about an hour walk in the African sun...because Norwegains like to walk, and as future nurses we know that it is important to stay physical active..
In the afternoon we went back into the center of the city, to State Office to pick up our visas.
For some reasons they could only find 5 out of 9 passport so the rest of us, including me of course, had to wait for almost an hour, but with some patience we were lucky enough to get the visas only 3 days after we arrived in Namibia.
Then it was time for some grocery shopping and stocking up on bottles and bottles of water...as we future nurses know it is important to stay hydrated..
On today´s dinner menu was cheeseburgers, chili/cajun style. I was one of the 3 people in charge of dinner.. despite of lots of tears while chopping onions I could still enjoy a juicy and spicy burger with a smile that chased the tears away.
With a full tummy and having to get up at 6 am tomorrow morning it is wise of me to go to bed earlier than I normally do...so I can wake up and get my tired self into a waiting cab in the morning...
With this I will say goodnight, close my laptop and let the sound of barking dogs put me to sleep!
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Tuesday September 17th: Home of Good Hope
Today we went to a soup kitchen called "Home of Good Hope", that a lady named Monica started in the Goreanab slums in 2007 for children aged 1-16. "Home of Good Hope" serves food for about 500 children each day :-)
When the van opened all the children came rushing to great us, hold our hands, give hugs and wanted to get lifted up and carried around. The kids were so joyful and full of energy...and so darn cute!
We got to play with the kids and also helped serve a warm meal, fruit and drinks. It was impressive to see how organized everything was. The kids washed their hands before eating, quietly sat down to eat their meal, and cleaned up after themself so that we could do the dishes. The kids all sang for us and we got to sit down and play with the toys they had there. It was impressive how well mannered and polited the kids were.
It was a humble learning experience that made me think, put things in perspective and also appreciate how good life is back home. I feel lucky to have been a part of a day at "Home of Good Hope" and will make sure I go back there more time during my stay here in Windhoek.
If anyone want to help out and be a part of such a great project please visit " Home of Good Hope": http://www.homeofgoodhope.org , read about what Monica does and maybe that inspires some of you to make a donation :-)
I also found a video on youtube.com: http://youtu.be/c2iZcKwMza8
When the van opened all the children came rushing to great us, hold our hands, give hugs and wanted to get lifted up and carried around. The kids were so joyful and full of energy...and so darn cute!
We got to play with the kids and also helped serve a warm meal, fruit and drinks. It was impressive to see how organized everything was. The kids washed their hands before eating, quietly sat down to eat their meal, and cleaned up after themself so that we could do the dishes. The kids all sang for us and we got to sit down and play with the toys they had there. It was impressive how well mannered and polited the kids were.
It was a humble learning experience that made me think, put things in perspective and also appreciate how good life is back home. I feel lucky to have been a part of a day at "Home of Good Hope" and will make sure I go back there more time during my stay here in Windhoek.
If anyone want to help out and be a part of such a great project please visit " Home of Good Hope": http://www.homeofgoodhope.org , read about what Monica does and maybe that inspires some of you to make a donation :-)
I also found a video on youtube.com: http://youtu.be/c2iZcKwMza8
Monday, September 15, 2014
Monday 15/09/14... Check out: www.utvekslinginamibia.blogg.no for pics and postings in Norwegians
After a good night sleep and a nice breakfast outdoors we all got in the minivan and W (the driver, caretaker, chef, handyman, host ++++) were taking us to Home Affairs to get our visa situation taken care of....well, we thought we were going there...it seemed like W, due to lack of communication ( I think? ) thought we were going to The Home of Good Hope, a soup kitchen in the poor part of Katutura and was trying to drop us off there. We protested saying we have passports and papers with us ready to deal with our visas...so no chance we were gonna budge from that plan!
So off to Home Affairs we went. A few trip back and forth to different counters, floors, people to talk to and lines to wait in we were told to come back on Wednesday afternoon to pick up our visas...hopefully..
After some bargain shopping and a stop at KFC, we went to buy SIM cards and cellphones...maybe then we could blend in with the locals...lol.. More than 20 grocery bags later and 2 trips in Wayne's "little" car that couldn't fit 9 students and loads of groceries we made it back to the housein order to make dinner. One note for future cooking: have patience...the ovens here takes 3-4 times longer to bake/cook the food. Dinner then became a late night meal, what we Norwegians call "kveldsmat".
The highlight of the kitchen session was when one of the students said to W, in lack of an English word: Thank God you're such a good "kokk"! (meaning chef)...quite a statement that had a totally different meaning and gave us a good laugh :-)
After dinner We got to witness the craziest and brightest lightening ever..it was almost like fireworks. I captured some of it on camera before heading inside. The lighting and thunder became bigger and lounder and as I'm writing this the thunder was so lound and closeby, and it started raining...for the first time since March I was told. Now the rain, thunder and lightening stopped and it's time for me to get some zzzzzzz...
On the schedule for tomorrow is the soupkitchen!
Good night, sleep tight and don't let the bedbugs bite !:-)
So off to Home Affairs we went. A few trip back and forth to different counters, floors, people to talk to and lines to wait in we were told to come back on Wednesday afternoon to pick up our visas...hopefully..
After some bargain shopping and a stop at KFC, we went to buy SIM cards and cellphones...maybe then we could blend in with the locals...lol.. More than 20 grocery bags later and 2 trips in Wayne's "little" car that couldn't fit 9 students and loads of groceries we made it back to the housein order to make dinner. One note for future cooking: have patience...the ovens here takes 3-4 times longer to bake/cook the food. Dinner then became a late night meal, what we Norwegians call "kveldsmat".
The highlight of the kitchen session was when one of the students said to W, in lack of an English word: Thank God you're such a good "kokk"! (meaning chef)...quite a statement that had a totally different meaning and gave us a good laugh :-)
After dinner We got to witness the craziest and brightest lightening ever..it was almost like fireworks. I captured some of it on camera before heading inside. The lighting and thunder became bigger and lounder and as I'm writing this the thunder was so lound and closeby, and it started raining...for the first time since March I was told. Now the rain, thunder and lightening stopped and it's time for me to get some zzzzzzz...
On the schedule for tomorrow is the soupkitchen!
Good night, sleep tight and don't let the bedbugs bite !:-)
Clinical practices in Namibia...
I will be back...and I am :-)
This time I will try to use this as my diary while I am 3 months in Africa as a nursing student doing my clinical practice at Katutura hospital in Windhoek, Namibia. I arrived yesterday after travelling more than 20 hours, stopping in Frankfurt and Johannesburg before arriving in Windhoek. Of course I wouldn't do this journey all alone...but with 8 other students from my school.
So here we are and we did survive our first full day here. Maybe I should say, survived our trip from the airport, on the wrong side of the road..more than once we thought that the car was driving itself since there was no driver in the left frontseat, lol..
So back to Sunday, the day we arrived....We had to sign a paper saying we weren't coming from any countries where they have the Ebola virus before leaving the plane and a lady was standing outside the airport taking our temperature, I think..before letting the passengers enter the airport terminal. The first problem occured when we tried to get through customs when none of us had gotten the visa beforehand. We "barely" made it through getting strict instructions that we had to get our visas taken care of right away. Then thinking we could breath just in order to get stopped with all our hand sanitizers, 14 bottles each...but with some Norwegian charm we got to leave with bottles of leaking "antibac". 2 many big suitcases barely fit in the truck bringing that was taking us to were we're staying for the next few months. Before our first meal here, all 9 students thought it was a good idea that all of us went to the grocerystore to stuck up on food....needless to say that it was a caotic situation when a bunch of Norwegians trying to find items, deciding on what to buy, who is buying while cause "traffic" in the store...kinda stressful and quite a sight for the locals I believe.
But we got what we needed, made dinner and went to bed exhausted after a long journey....
This time I will try to use this as my diary while I am 3 months in Africa as a nursing student doing my clinical practice at Katutura hospital in Windhoek, Namibia. I arrived yesterday after travelling more than 20 hours, stopping in Frankfurt and Johannesburg before arriving in Windhoek. Of course I wouldn't do this journey all alone...but with 8 other students from my school.
So here we are and we did survive our first full day here. Maybe I should say, survived our trip from the airport, on the wrong side of the road..more than once we thought that the car was driving itself since there was no driver in the left frontseat, lol..
So back to Sunday, the day we arrived....We had to sign a paper saying we weren't coming from any countries where they have the Ebola virus before leaving the plane and a lady was standing outside the airport taking our temperature, I think..before letting the passengers enter the airport terminal. The first problem occured when we tried to get through customs when none of us had gotten the visa beforehand. We "barely" made it through getting strict instructions that we had to get our visas taken care of right away. Then thinking we could breath just in order to get stopped with all our hand sanitizers, 14 bottles each...but with some Norwegian charm we got to leave with bottles of leaking "antibac". 2 many big suitcases barely fit in the truck bringing that was taking us to were we're staying for the next few months. Before our first meal here, all 9 students thought it was a good idea that all of us went to the grocerystore to stuck up on food....needless to say that it was a caotic situation when a bunch of Norwegians trying to find items, deciding on what to buy, who is buying while cause "traffic" in the store...kinda stressful and quite a sight for the locals I believe.
But we got what we needed, made dinner and went to bed exhausted after a long journey....
Friday, September 28, 2012
complicated but worth it :-)
Oh well..here I am again and not being able to write as much as I would like..but better late than never :-)
Another weekend is here after 2 fun filled weekends with the last one spent in Stockholm visiting an old friend that I haven't seen in over a year.
My trip to Stockholm was a long weekend and had been looking forward to visit my friend for quite a while. Shopping, food, sightseeing, a 3 hour late night phone call, a haircut and lots of catching up was just what I needed.
I have to admit Stockholm is a very charming city, a lot nicer than Oslo.. I wouldn't mind living there instead of here. I'm definitely going back there soon..and hope that my friend will visit me here in Oslo before she moves to California. Had a blast in Stockholm!!!
Then it was back to school, studying, writing a paper and making money on my days off..
Not to forget dating as well...getting back into it.
Realizing you gotta move on and be open and ready to meet that special someone who values you more than a friend but someone quite unique.
The on-line dating is the thing for me since I rarely go out and you just don't meet guys at the grocery store or on the bus to work.
After a few nights out and some dates I came to the conclusion that my dating life isn't bad at all.
A couple of guys that really like you..the one you had an eye on for a while never looked at you as more than a friend..meeting someone who wasn't your "type" but made you rethink many things and while also going on dates with new guys that showed an interest in you.
It shows that things just happen when you least expect it.and shows that I'm worth the attention and affection I want and deserve, without sound cocky..or do I?
Sometimes it's worth taking the risk of being turned down while going after what you want and not what other people think it's good for you. Usually dating is hard since the mutual chemistry isn't there most of the time and the first date also is the last date.
It can also be hard if you know a guy is "great on paper" and really likes you but...you like the person's company but don't feel the spark... you give yourself another chance or two with that person and nothing changes.
That's usually the stories of my dating life..liking the wrong guys that don't appreciate my qualities and the ones that do have what I'm looking for I'm not interested in..and endless circle..
I then end up feeling bad for the ones I'm not "feeling"even though you can't never help the way you feel.
Then out of the blue there's someone not quite your type..once you give the person a chance you see a lot of good qualities beyond the "complicated exterior"..and that maybe this could be the start of something..
It's all in how a person make you feel and the importance of showing you how he/she feels without being afraid of heartache or disappointment..and taking that chance..
I know I'm ready for the attention and affection I crave, without either one holding back in any way..
It's better to take a chance at love than regretting not having taken a chance at all!
One recent conversation did put many things into perspective for me.. and that good feeling looking forward to hearing from or seeing that person again is always a great start :-)
"SMILE TO THE WORLD AND IT SMILES BACK TO YOU"
Another weekend is here after 2 fun filled weekends with the last one spent in Stockholm visiting an old friend that I haven't seen in over a year.
My trip to Stockholm was a long weekend and had been looking forward to visit my friend for quite a while. Shopping, food, sightseeing, a 3 hour late night phone call, a haircut and lots of catching up was just what I needed.
I have to admit Stockholm is a very charming city, a lot nicer than Oslo.. I wouldn't mind living there instead of here. I'm definitely going back there soon..and hope that my friend will visit me here in Oslo before she moves to California. Had a blast in Stockholm!!!
Then it was back to school, studying, writing a paper and making money on my days off..
Not to forget dating as well...getting back into it.
Realizing you gotta move on and be open and ready to meet that special someone who values you more than a friend but someone quite unique.
The on-line dating is the thing for me since I rarely go out and you just don't meet guys at the grocery store or on the bus to work.
After a few nights out and some dates I came to the conclusion that my dating life isn't bad at all.
A couple of guys that really like you..the one you had an eye on for a while never looked at you as more than a friend..meeting someone who wasn't your "type" but made you rethink many things and while also going on dates with new guys that showed an interest in you.
It shows that things just happen when you least expect it.and shows that I'm worth the attention and affection I want and deserve, without sound cocky..or do I?
Sometimes it's worth taking the risk of being turned down while going after what you want and not what other people think it's good for you. Usually dating is hard since the mutual chemistry isn't there most of the time and the first date also is the last date.
It can also be hard if you know a guy is "great on paper" and really likes you but...you like the person's company but don't feel the spark... you give yourself another chance or two with that person and nothing changes.
That's usually the stories of my dating life..liking the wrong guys that don't appreciate my qualities and the ones that do have what I'm looking for I'm not interested in..and endless circle..
I then end up feeling bad for the ones I'm not "feeling"even though you can't never help the way you feel.
Then out of the blue there's someone not quite your type..once you give the person a chance you see a lot of good qualities beyond the "complicated exterior"..and that maybe this could be the start of something..
It's all in how a person make you feel and the importance of showing you how he/she feels without being afraid of heartache or disappointment..and taking that chance..
I know I'm ready for the attention and affection I crave, without either one holding back in any way..
It's better to take a chance at love than regretting not having taken a chance at all!
One recent conversation did put many things into perspective for me.. and that good feeling looking forward to hearing from or seeing that person again is always a great start :-)
"SMILE TO THE WORLD AND IT SMILES BACK TO YOU"
Monday, September 17, 2012
After an "eventful" weekend Monday comes..
I survived this weekend ...but only with some mistakes, drama and lack of sleep..and I know I have stepped on some toes and hurt someone's feelings..unintentionally of course..
Let's start from the beginning..and that was on Thursday when my best friend came to visit me for a long weekend. I had to sneak out from the Anatomy lecture to pick up my friend at the train station with auntie Red slowing me down..and leaving details out..
We decided on cooking at home instead of going out for dinner...and on the menu was Vietnamese cooking: Soup, Vietnamese tapas, fruit cocktail with ice cream and some wine.
We invited a dear friend of mine that was totally wrong if he expected the food to be ready and served..oh no, cause my friend put him to work helping out preparing dinner, LOL
The best company and great food makes a perfect evening!! :-)
I had no school on Friday so we had all day to just catch up and enjoy each others company. No need to bore everyone all with details but on the schedule was "The Annual Food Festival" at Aker Brygge where we tasted a lot of delicious Norwegian food, "The Book Festival" on Karl Johan where we fetched some freebies as well, a concert we didn't have time to go to and also a night out with "New To Oslo".
We got invited to dinner at my friend's uncle's place where we had some delicious
Vietnamese Duck and meat soup with a tasty cake and red wine.
We still managed to go out that evening with the intention to join others at "Sosialen".. just to experience that it was very crowded there since we got there so late, but on the bright side, there was lots of good looking guys to rest our eyes on...and lots of people to socialize with.
My friend was recognized by someone that came over and asked if her name was... just when she answered him he walked away..so she didn't get to know the name of the guy who knew her..oh well..LOL
All of a sudden someone I couldn't place at first passed by us..I had to wave and he came over to talk and then I remembered that he was someone I dated a few times. Please don't think I date so much I don't remember them but it all happened so quickly while I was having a conversation with someone else. While I was chatting with this guy another woman new just interfered and started talking to him...like she didn't know he was having a conversation with me??
I know and have seen guys doing that if they wanna talk to a woman but this was the first I ever experienced a woman doing that, LOL.. I sat there watching it happen and another guy next to us told me I should just get the guys attention or else he would tell the girl to back off..I didn't want to make a scene but as soon as I looked at the guy he saw the chance to turn away from the other woman...quite funny if you ask me, like if it mattered to me who talked to who but there's somethings you just don't do and that's to break up a conversation..at least that's my opinion..
We got a pretty early start on Saturday and met up with some guys that were having lunch...one a writer with a hangover and the other just visiting Oslo for the weekend...and before we knew it with had a personal driver, a nice tapas dinner and company for the rest of the day.
We decided to have some drinks at my place and invited some guys over.. and a little later the ciders and vodka bottle was empty and time to head out.
Then it got complicated...and I should know, but always forget that it's hard to please everyone when deciding on which bar to go to so in the middle of the street we had to split into 2 groups...I went with someone and my friend went with someone else without even having a cellphone on her and not knowing the streets of Oslo. We were supposed to meet up with here but she didn't have a great time where she was and ended up going to the bar where I was. It was more going one there and more lively.. lots of people to chat with..and me starting a conversation with a tall gentleman (X) wasn't so popular by someone else in our company and I stepped on someone's feeling just by being myself and socialize that I normally do. I haven't been out partying in a long time so it was really nice to just have some drinks, a good time and chat with people..just saying it was good I didn't have much to drink or else I could have made more damage...I was only being myself and having a good time without knowing I was starting to ruin someone's evening and that person to walked away pretty upset with me, without a goodbye and leaving me kinda speechless...something that happens rarely.
I never want to hurt anyone's feelings and being put in a corner about it all wasn't fun..in the middle of the street after midnight...with a phone with a dead battery so I couldn't even say sorry or explain myself :-(
The night went on regardless, with a cab ride to another bar where we stayed until closing time..with stomachs that were killing us from a day of almost no food. X ended up taking us for an after midnight meal before walking us home.. and finally in bed @ 5 am sending an apologizing SMS before snoozing off.
Sunday morning was tough after a long weekend and almost no food, feeling kinda sick and my friend giving me grief for not asking for X's number since she thought I should have stayed in touch with him...and to quiet her I showed her I could get the number if I used my investigation skills..
Give this blonde girl some credit, ha ha....what I did with the info I got you can just wonder...;-)
Sunday slowly ended and we had to say goodbye. I just hope it won't be long until her and I get to have some crazy fun again..girl-time rocks!!!!
Let's start from the beginning..and that was on Thursday when my best friend came to visit me for a long weekend. I had to sneak out from the Anatomy lecture to pick up my friend at the train station with auntie Red slowing me down..and leaving details out..
We decided on cooking at home instead of going out for dinner...and on the menu was Vietnamese cooking: Soup, Vietnamese tapas, fruit cocktail with ice cream and some wine.
We invited a dear friend of mine that was totally wrong if he expected the food to be ready and served..oh no, cause my friend put him to work helping out preparing dinner, LOL
The best company and great food makes a perfect evening!! :-)
I had no school on Friday so we had all day to just catch up and enjoy each others company. No need to bore everyone all with details but on the schedule was "The Annual Food Festival" at Aker Brygge where we tasted a lot of delicious Norwegian food, "The Book Festival" on Karl Johan where we fetched some freebies as well, a concert we didn't have time to go to and also a night out with "New To Oslo".
We got invited to dinner at my friend's uncle's place where we had some delicious
Vietnamese Duck and meat soup with a tasty cake and red wine.
We still managed to go out that evening with the intention to join others at "Sosialen".. just to experience that it was very crowded there since we got there so late, but on the bright side, there was lots of good looking guys to rest our eyes on...and lots of people to socialize with.
My friend was recognized by someone that came over and asked if her name was... just when she answered him he walked away..so she didn't get to know the name of the guy who knew her..oh well..LOL
All of a sudden someone I couldn't place at first passed by us..I had to wave and he came over to talk and then I remembered that he was someone I dated a few times. Please don't think I date so much I don't remember them but it all happened so quickly while I was having a conversation with someone else. While I was chatting with this guy another woman new just interfered and started talking to him...like she didn't know he was having a conversation with me??
I know and have seen guys doing that if they wanna talk to a woman but this was the first I ever experienced a woman doing that, LOL.. I sat there watching it happen and another guy next to us told me I should just get the guys attention or else he would tell the girl to back off..I didn't want to make a scene but as soon as I looked at the guy he saw the chance to turn away from the other woman...quite funny if you ask me, like if it mattered to me who talked to who but there's somethings you just don't do and that's to break up a conversation..at least that's my opinion..
We got a pretty early start on Saturday and met up with some guys that were having lunch...one a writer with a hangover and the other just visiting Oslo for the weekend...and before we knew it with had a personal driver, a nice tapas dinner and company for the rest of the day.
We decided to have some drinks at my place and invited some guys over.. and a little later the ciders and vodka bottle was empty and time to head out.
Then it got complicated...and I should know, but always forget that it's hard to please everyone when deciding on which bar to go to so in the middle of the street we had to split into 2 groups...I went with someone and my friend went with someone else without even having a cellphone on her and not knowing the streets of Oslo. We were supposed to meet up with here but she didn't have a great time where she was and ended up going to the bar where I was. It was more going one there and more lively.. lots of people to chat with..and me starting a conversation with a tall gentleman (X) wasn't so popular by someone else in our company and I stepped on someone's feeling just by being myself and socialize that I normally do. I haven't been out partying in a long time so it was really nice to just have some drinks, a good time and chat with people..just saying it was good I didn't have much to drink or else I could have made more damage...I was only being myself and having a good time without knowing I was starting to ruin someone's evening and that person to walked away pretty upset with me, without a goodbye and leaving me kinda speechless...something that happens rarely.
I never want to hurt anyone's feelings and being put in a corner about it all wasn't fun..in the middle of the street after midnight...with a phone with a dead battery so I couldn't even say sorry or explain myself :-(
The night went on regardless, with a cab ride to another bar where we stayed until closing time..with stomachs that were killing us from a day of almost no food. X ended up taking us for an after midnight meal before walking us home.. and finally in bed @ 5 am sending an apologizing SMS before snoozing off.
Sunday morning was tough after a long weekend and almost no food, feeling kinda sick and my friend giving me grief for not asking for X's number since she thought I should have stayed in touch with him...and to quiet her I showed her I could get the number if I used my investigation skills..
Give this blonde girl some credit, ha ha....what I did with the info I got you can just wonder...;-)
Sunday slowly ended and we had to say goodbye. I just hope it won't be long until her and I get to have some crazy fun again..girl-time rocks!!!!
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