ah summer. bring it on.

so now it's march. finally. i couldn't be more sick of cold weather if, well, i just couldn't be more sick of it. this is also the mud season here in illinois, which has it's pro's and con's. Pro's include 4 wheeling on muddy backroads in trucks and on 4 wheelers. Con's include everything else. such as: my heels get stuck in the yard. my car is a constant filthy mess. if you happen to fall down, well, you either roll with it or go home to change. you can't keep the house clean due to the fact of animals, large and small, in and out of the house. it's dreary looking outside. BUT IT'S GETTING WARMER.

looking out my bay window right now, it looks like it's balls cold outside. but it's not! it's about 60 damn degrees. too bad it's so shitty out. it'd be a great day to actually do something.

another thing i wanted to talk about is my love of small towns. i'm by no means a city girl. the only time i venture into the big city, a.k.a peoria, is to either go to the hellhole known as walmart, or to tan, get my hair done, or shop. or eat. or whatever, it's not all that often. i could never in a million years live there. my town consists of about 1700 people. that's borderline too damn big for me. anyway, the town i'm mostly in has about 700 people. that's more like it. one of the reason's i love this town is the lack of cops. you can get into a drunken fight with some idiot, outside the bar, at 1 am, and everyone goes home after like it never happened. in a city, the damn mob squad would be there, complete with shields and pepper ball guns. ah, we have some good times out here in our rural paradise. and minus the muddy backroads when i don't want to get muddy, i wouldn't trade it for the world.