Whooa-cha (kung fu style)

I woke up today with a grudge...against dirt. I went on a whirlwind of the apartment and cleaned everything. I even cleaned the cabinets in the kitchen. When I was vacuuming the floor in there I noticed that they were all gross, so I pretty much sprayed the whole kitchen with 409. I did some laundry which I just realized that I left in the dryer (the question is will I remember to go get it after I finish this post).

I also picked up Bleys from the vet today. Then, since he needed a bath anyway, we went straight to the dog park. It was a good time for him and there were actually quite a few people there for a Monday. He got to do his usual post-boarding spaz in a relatively wide open space. There were some really nice looking dogs there, a Doberman that was just stunning, and mastiff that was 9 months old and totally goofy. We stayed for a couple of hours because I never know how much exercise he gets when being boarded. Then it was home for a bath and blow dry. Now he is sleeping on my legs being totally cute (iter-wootiter).

In other news, Anne and Karl are going to Europe with my parents in May. This makes me a little jealous and a little sad. Jealous because it would be cool to go to Europe and sad because if they go to Europe in May then it will probably be quite a while before they can come to Florida and visit me. Who is selfish today? I am I am!

I am totally geeked about Jason visiting in a few (holy crap) I mean two weeks. There are some restaurants that I'm excited to take him too. There is a fondue joint which should be interesting to try and I want to go back to the Thai and sushi place we found when my parents were here. I've also changed my mind again about what I think I want for gear. I'm still going with the Titan LX and the Diva XLT but now I'm thinking about getting the Suunto Cobra, which is air integrated (it is both your computer and your pressure gauge) and on the small side. I'm also thinking about going with the SK7 compass on a retractor. This would allow me to clip off my console rather securely and not have to fuss with it during the dive. Then I could just zip out my compass when I need it. Now I just have to figure out if this is the last time I'm going to change my mind and if so, when to go take the plunge. I'm hoping Roland will go with me to lend moral support.