Marriage and Fuel

Justin and I celebrated our one year anniversary yesterday and everyone's favorite thing to ask is "are you two getting married?" I'm not even thinking about getting married right now. I mean, I play with the thought of being married but I am so not ready. I know I'm not going to get married until after I graduate college. I feel that my education is the most important thing right now.

It's a strange feeling when you see people your age...people you went to high school with...getting engaged and getting married. I don't understand why all these people feel that they are ready to get married. Maybe they are. Maybe they think they are ready to get married. Maybe they felt like they were pressured into it.

I'm at an age I guess when people aren't sure if the child I am holding is mine or not. I have been asked multiple times if a child is mine. In fact, a child that I wasn't even holding that was across the room was presumed to be mine. People just ask me random questions about children and I'm like "I don't know, he's not mine." I can't wait for the day I have my own children, but again, NOT READY.

Anyways...just some thoughts.

Lowlight of my day
I ran out of gas in the parking lot on my way to the Gap
I couldn't figure out the really complicated gas can we bought at the gas station

Highlights of my day
I got to sleep in until 10 am
A woman at the Gap told me that my hair was beautiful
Goofy went to the Gap with me and had an adventure with my gas tank
A random guy helped us when we looked confused with the gas can

Okay, just FYI, this wasn't any normal gas can. It wasn't just like tilt and poor. I'm not totally dumb. The guy was a little confused at first too.

Overall, despite running out of gas, it was a good day.