Then Rode to Ulloa

On the fourth of March I wrote that I left at 430 and noted that the ride to Fairchild was dangerous and that I needed to be more careful.  I took the 458 MiB>DC and then rode to Ulloa.  I had called the house and knew that I would eat at home.  I stopped at Walgreens though and this slowed me down.  Mom was on her way out and dad had saved me some food.  He and I talked while I tried to read.  I noted that I should pay more attention to him because he talks about stuff all the time.  I tend to get really anxious around him though.  In the meantime mom had made comments on her way out.  I eventually went downstairs.

I wanted to call a friend while I was looking through emails and looking through my stuff but it wasn’t until an hour and a half later that she could get away from her roommate to do so.  I only wanted to talk to her about the party that the coalition was slated to have the next day—the day that I wrote this—but we started looking at flight information and rooms for a trip.  Eventually I put her on speaker phone and we did it.  I told her I would do everything.  I called off a bit later and after a quick trip upstairs I went to sleep at 1030.

On the morning I wrote this I woke up at 515 but left at 545.  I wanted to go to the bank but ended up at Lakeside.  I had seen the 28 briefly.  It turned out that the earlier trip didn’t get me much and then I flubbed the bike ride to the office.

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