perfection

Today, I got up earlier than I wanted to, I worked out (even with three dogs attacking my face, thinking it's play time), I got my hair to style properly, I de-haired myself, my co-worker bought me flowers for May Day (she's like a second mom, such a wonderful, beautiful person), work was insanely busy and productive, I got a response back from an email that made my day [yes, you, thank you, it did!], and as soon as I got home from an extra two hours of work training (that was actually fun and educational), The Husband put on Howl's Moving Castle after I said that I wanted to watch it three days ago (he remembered!)

Yes, that was a paragraph long sentence, I'm sorry, but I really don't want to go back and edit it.  I'm so proud of myself and The Husband for succeeding.  He's been doing amazing with his classes/practicum, he's been helping me so much with cleaning/support, and he's such a good person!  I don't know if I said yet, he's eight months away from becoming a Special Education teacher and it's just perfect for him.  I don't think I've ever met a more patient, less judgmental, more grounded person.  He truly does want to help people and to help people the best way he can.  *happy sigh* I don't deserve him, but now he's stuck with me *evil laughter*

Quote of the day from one of my favorite books, Women in Love: "But we have got such a conceit of ourselves-that's where it is. We are so conceited and so unproud. We've got no pride, we're all conceit, so conceited in our own paper-mache realized selves. We'd rather die than give up our little self-righteous self-opinionated self-will." 


[I feel like this blog is incomplete, broken with my parenthesis and difficult to read, but I don't mind, I'm going to keep it as a testament to a good day and I'm going to watch my movie!]