Hodgepodge.

I was able to talk to Brian on the computer for the last few days. He's back to the grind at the COP though, so it'll be a few days until I hear from him again.

We "sprung forward" last night for daylight savings time. Basically my Sunday was magically only 23 hours long. And, to complicate matters, Jamie is in Arizona for AIT and they don't follow DST which means she is 2 hours behind me instead of 1.

Speaking of Jamie, I have no idea what's going on with her wedding. I wish she would figure out when we need to order our dresses so I can make sure everyone has the funds and time to get it all done. It's frustrating. She's obsessed with being away from Justin (rightfully so) and getting everything done how she wants it, but isn't communicating with me about my "duties". I'm having Jana flashbacks.

My house is officially on the market. When I let myself dwell on it, I am overwhelmed with emotion about this. I'm generally emotional about any change, so I'm not really surprised. I spent 3 years in that house. I met Brian while I lived there. I met the majority of my good friends while I lived there. Tiny spent his first night with me in that house. I turned 21 in that house. I got married while living there. Brian proposed in that driveway. I will forever love that house and remember it fondly. I hope whoever lives in it next loves it like I do.

The eczema situation is much better. It's still a little red and irritated around my nose, but I expected that to be a problem area since I blow my nose about once a day. My face will never be perfect and it probably won't ever decide if it's oily or dry, but as long as I can go out without makeup and not scare small children. I guess all it took was disposable makeup sponges, mild face wash, and lots & lots of eucerin moisturizer.

Army Wives reruns started tonight on Lifetime. They are re-showing the entire Season 1 before Season 2 starts in June. This will most definitely be added to my weekly lineup. I remember watching it last summer while Brian was in Boot Camp/AIT. I viewed it as a tiny - although unreal - window into Army life. I'm sure by then Brian and I had discussed getting married so I watched eagerly. I watched episode #1 again tonight and realized alot of it is really out there. It's entertaining nonetheless (so I shall continue watching), but it in no way truly resembles what my life is going to be like.

I need to run tomorrow.

S.