Misadventures of the Monster Librarian

Being in St. Louis for Tizzy and HR on second 's wedding confirmed a few things: 1. EVERYONE I know is getting married (this was wedding #6 of 8 in the past year). 2. Weddings make me lonely, and also make me marvel at the fact that people can spend the rest of their lives with one person. I'm not saying I can't (there are a couple people I could imagine spending the rest of my life with: James McAvoy or Gerard Butler, for example), I just can't think of anyone that could say the same for me. Life is a crap shoot that way, no? Two people having mutual feelings of spending the rest of their lives with that other person and it actually working. Don't you have better odds at card games...or horse racing...or guessing what rat with find the cheese first?! 3. Our community at the Farm is a very unique and beautiful place that I am always so glad AND thankful to come back to. I love going away to see little slices of the world, but I am still at the point that I love com...

Jet setting weekend coming up. TSO , CJ and I are leaving the farm for St. Louis, to attend the wedding of our friends Tizzy and J . Friends Kt and Becca are also heading out from Oregon and Chicago respectively--looking forward to seeing them both and catching up. I have never spent any time in St. Louis, only passing through en route to California on Route 66 ten years ago. Though I am looking forward to time away, and any place will do. The short weekend seems busy: Fly in Thursday morning Rehearsal dinner Thursday night Wedding & Reception Friday night Leave Saturday morning And yet, in those small fluxes of time between events there are a couple of sites I definitely want to see (The St. Louis Arch, The Louis XIV church and of course the St. Louis Public Library), but who knows what we'll have time for, or what TSO will want to see...hmm...just glad to be away from the Farm for a few days. YAHOO! I love traveling. Now just need to run errand...