I was reading an arguement between two people in the comments section on some blog and one person said something about "reading between the lines."

The first time I heard this term was in 1st grade. My teacher had said it - I can't remember the context, of course, but for the longest time I had no idea what that meant. I took it literally and was disappointed when all I could see between the lines was white space or another color depending on the paper beneath the text. I assumed it was a learned skill or a skill given at birth that I lacked.

What a silly child I was.

I tried to type in my title before the page finished loading. I always do this! Anyway.

Sean and I have been catching up on The Office. haha! I totally love it! Michael Scott Paper Company Inc. Definitely the funniest I've seen. We have one more episode to watch before we're all caught up. I had to go to bed because I just had this severe leg cramp out of no where and it wasn't going away. But I'm good now. :)

I brought a "teriyaki bowl" to work today but I effing hate those. So without sean knowing I went to the grocery store and bought myself a turkey bagel sammich, a granny smith apple and a 4 pack of pepsi natural. I'm so bad!

He wants to go bike riding tomorrow at green lake and at first I was all over that! Bike riding! Nice weather! HECK. YES! But then he went through all the steps we have to do before going there and now I'm not as excited. We have to go to the bank. Ok that's fine. Then we have to get a back pack to carry our lunch. Also fine, but then what? We head back home to make said lunch? I guess that would be fine. We could grab our bikes at that time too... but then he wants to get hybrid bike tires because he only has dirt tires and it makes it difficult to ride on pavement, plus he doesn't want them to wear down. They're good tires. This is what upsets me, though. He wants to just buy the tire and the tool to apply the tire to his rims. He has never done this before and neither have I. We have no experience with this. I'm nervous that he will do something wrong and we've wasted all that money or he'll do something wrong and get hurt. It's at times like these that I feel like a horrible girlfriend because I am showing that I do not support him as much as I should.

Yes he has done things in the past where my worries were unfounded. He's also done things in the past where I knew it wouldn't turn out right and it, in fact, turned out bad.

This is probably one of those times where he wants to do something and it will turn out fine, but I'm a bit impatient. I've suggested taking a nice long walk instead. This way we don't have to spend the money on new tires and can tuck that away for something we both want in the future. Blah idk he'll probably still want to get those tires and I'm going to try my best to keep my mouth shut. I have to work on my nagging and complaining a little.