I have fainting goats for cows

Jake woke me up at midday today, coz he’s an awesome husband like that, he does things if I ask him to. Twas so I could write a letter to go with a birthday present I had to send off today.

So I also got to walk in the heat with Jake, seeing as the post office is right here his place of work.

Oh my… holy carp! We’re watching Mythbusters, and they are doing veiwer-suggested myths. They just tested to see if their eyes would pop out if they sneezed with them open. Was the funniest thing I’ve seen in ages!! Adam holding his eyes open and sneezing… and they showed it so many times, half of them in slow mo. Jake was laughing almost more than me! Ah… good exercise. mmm laughter.

Anyway, the "evil" guy at post office was lovely as always, even gave me a purple marker to write on the envelope with. Even though he is nice, he will always be the ‘evil’ one to me… gotta love first impressions. Whenever I see him, it takes me a few seconds to remember he’s not as mean as he was that first time.

And then jake bought me a cold bottle of water, he went to work and I walked back home. Concentrating on the pain from the heavy backpack (Matt had some huge package in the po box, was like a thick packet of paper… yargh) and therefore I didn’t notice any other bodily pains until I was home. Only took an hour the whole trip.

And then I talked to Jenn a bit, cut a little cardboard box into tiny pieces (there was a little package for me at the post office, but it weighed next to nothing compared to the other stuff) and waited for Jake to get home so we could have a shower.

At the start of this entry, only my calves hurt. Now my entire body hurts… except, strangely enough, my hips. That’s usually what hurts first, and the most…

title: My calves (or as we call them, cows) are all tight and sore from the walk today. Jake compared that to the fainting goats that all stiffen up when they get.. surprised? Iuo. All I know is that it was a funny sentance to say.