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Ugh. So I feel like wonderful wonderful crap. I'm actually starting to get worried, because nobody has answered Martin's phone since yesterday afternoon. Not his grandfather, mother, or Tyler. Social anxiety + being sick prevents me from just driving by and knocking on the door. I'm worried though, because he was supposed to come back last night (and knowing I'm sick he definitely would have, because he wanted to bring me Theraflu, and he left me a message around 2:00, reminding me he was coming over), and at the very least, one of the four people that live there would answer the phone.
I'm so sick of Idaho, and all the stupid people in Idaho, and the lack of things to do in Idaho. There's nowhere to go, nobody to go there with, and there's just this big vast empty space, that you think somebody would have the bright idea of doing something with it! I'm not a hard person to please, but you'd think that in this little town of mine, there'd be a music store beyond Sam Goody, a book store with a wider selection than Waldenbooks and for gods' sake a bloody Starbucks! Who ever heard of driving 30 miles to buy books, music, and coffee? Who ever imagined that the largest city in a state would contain only 150,000 people?
Liz, Tanya, Cheryl, somebody, who wants a room-mate? I'm an awesome cook *wink* And I don't bitch this much in person.

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Theraflu sucks. I tried it when I was hellishly sick and it tasted so nasty. I seriously think that when they show someone drinking it on the commercial it was just hot water. The orange flavor tasted like drinking orange rines. The cherry wasn't any better.

I know what you mean about lack of things to do in Idaho. Between no real hang out friends and lack of money, I'm hoping the move to California will help to actually give me a social life again. At least one my panic attacks will allow. :P

Weird as it may sound I would almost think it would be cool to have some Idaho LJ people who live around Boise to get together for the hell of it.

That would be really cool. We should post that idea on the Idaho community. There's a place called meetup.com, and I joined the livejournal meetup list, but not enough people signed up, from around here.

Thereflu does taste utterly nasty, the lemon one is somewhat bareable, but it tends to work really well.

As for California, I miss it so much out there. The only thing that talked me into moving out here, was not wanting to pay 2000 a month for rent.

I think not having a Starbucks is actually a plus. Boooo Starbucks! None of the ones I have been to even offer Italian sodas. As far as chains go, Moxie Java is much better. But the best coffee place around here is in Nampa on Franklin and Birch. It's called Rumours and it is filled with character, charm, and probably at least a couple dozen flavors of syrup. Check it out, yo!

Oooo, I'll check that place out. My Starbucks fetish must be the whole Californian thing, mixed with my love of caramel frappucinos and toffee bars.
Moxie Java is ok, but their white mochas are poopey, and those are my favorite drink.
One More Cup, in Nampa isn't half bad.

Hmmm, I'll have to check it out. Maybe we can set something up.

You'll have to post it to the Idaho LJ community. I have no idea how to do that.

And since I read the other comment, mmm, italian sodas.

well. i think you should move back to connecticut. i know it's not as exciting as california, but you have me, your mom... and there's a lot more to do now that you're "of age"... we can do the slots at foxwoods, and we can drive around. we can go to the gym together!

if you came, i promise you wouldn't be lonely. i have so many friends you'd get along with that you haven't even met yet...

it's the answer, kiki. i swear.

You're damn right it is! I'm caught in the middle of waiting for Martin to finish his deal, and move with him, or pick up and move without him. So anywhere between this summer, and two years from now, I will be rocking out in CT for good.

two years is too long

remember, we have starbucks.