Back to Orlando

Up early around 6am, packed quietly and emerged when I heard Corey making breakfast. She made orange flavored cinnamon rolls. The rest of the morning was spent getting packed, cleaning up, divvying up shells and canning Kristin’s tire. The bikers next door actually turned around from their ride to ask if we needed help, which was sweet. Corey and Kristin got it handled. I wrote a message in the guestbook.

Kristin last around 8am and Darla around 9am. I hope they both get home to Orlando and Chattanooga respectively. Corey and I did one last run thru before leaving just before 10am.

On the way back we stopped at Ebisu, a new store that was tremendously dangerous. It was packed with blind boxes, plush blind boxes, cute stationary, gachapon, and snacks. I did good and only got one thing for myself. I still owed Corey for part of the groceries so I also purchased one of her three blind boxes (Laura in a hard shell carrying case) for her. Then we hit up Hmart for lunch. I had egg rolls and Corey had a Korean dish with soup and a veggie kimchi pancake.

We got back to her house and went to pick up Figment at the neighbors’ house. We made it back in just before the rain hit. There’s a massive storm front hitting all up and down the east coast. According to Corey’s mom and Darla’s husband it was snowing in Tennessee. I called Kyrie and Greg to warn them about the airport delays due to the weather and a partial government shutdown.

We finally watched the last episodes of ONEPIECE. Figment clambered up into my lap and fell asleep. Then I went upstairs to pack while Corey was gonna take a nap. But she ended up installing a doggie gate on the steps that had a little pass through for the cats. But turns out Figment is part noodle and actually fit! I wish I was more useful sometimes…

We looked at dresses for Kyrie for prom. She ended up picking a pretty galaxy style dress that was gifted to Corey by a drag queen. We walked the dog around the block. Corey had a Dungeons and Dragons campaign from 6-8pm. I’ll talk to her about what time I need to get to the airport after she’s done…Read more