Falling All Over Again

     So, yesterday morning I woke up in a terrible mood. I didn't want to speak to anyone, I didn't want to see anyone, and I definitely was not in the holiday spirit. As Tim and I had discussed the day before, we  had plans to go holiday shopping. So I dragged myself out of bed, got a shower, and threw on some clothes.

     About three miles down the road, Tim turned to me and asked, "Are you okay? You've been acting weird ever since you got out of the shower this morning."

     Of course I realized how I was acting, making unnecessary sighs and throwing my cell phone down after checking my texts, but I couldn't really pin point why I was being so pissy. So I just told him that I just wasn't happy this morning in the nicest way I could.

     We drove down to the Waffle House for some breakfast. A tall, plain-looking waitress approached us, wearing a beautiful smile and caring eyes.

     "What can I get for y'all this morning?" Her sing-songy voice let me know that she'd asked this question a million times before, but her kindness still felt genuine.Tim and I both placed our orders, and she tottered off behind the desk.

     "What can I do make you feel better? I don't like it when you're upset." Tim spoke softly to me. I just shrugged in response.

     Another worker was mopping beside our table, and saw us sitting there.

     "So, which one of you boy's wants to work off your meal?" She joked, pretending to offer the mop to us.

     Then, Tim went to respond and his hand tipped the top of his glass of iced tea over. Tea spread across the entire booth, until it had successfully landed in my lap. He just sat there with a surprised look on his face for a moment, when suddenly the worker busted out in laughter. Tim joined her laughing, and soon I did too.

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Later that night, Tim was supposed to take me out to see Harry Potter 7 (part1). We rushed to the theater, afraid we'd be too late for the showing, only to find that it was canceled due to screen problems. So instead we went to see Love and Other Drugs, which I expected to be a cheesy romantic comedy.

      It surprised me, though! Not only was there a LOT of nudity in this film, but the underlying story was pretty sweet as well. Gyllenhaal's character starts out as a player-type guy who fall's in love with a girl who has Parkinson's. The movie has more to it than that, but I'd hate to ruin it for you. I'd give it 2 and a half out of 5 stars.

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     After the movie, we came home, wrapped gifts and made a couple of decorations. (I'll include those in a future posts).

     Overall, though, I've come to the conclusion that I'm falling in love all over again.