Ah Irony

Irony has come again, and sometimes he can just bug te hell out of me, even when I do recognize it. I'm kind of in an odd mood today; somewhere in between relief and damn ass something or other bad. I'd probably be pretty peachy what with having done the rough draft of my paper and all that, but noooo, something else had to pop up.

Just week I was talking to someone about the differences between life with parents who have split up and those who haven't, i.e. mine. However, last night irony decided to pop in for a while and told me and my brother that my Dad had finally realized that he had some problems and was causing my Mom problems and is going to move out for a while and try to fix his major dysfunctions. There's a good chance that he'll move only like a few minutes drive away and may be only gone for a short while, but there's really no telling. I realize the importance of him getting on the ball and trying to fix his problems as not to completely ruin my family, but it still sucks some serious ass butter that this is happening. It's just so very surreal somehow. *wanders off in search of a hug*

Another score for riding the bus!

So today I was sitting in one of those little plastic booth waiting receptacles, when an older man cam up and sat next to me and asked if the 5 came by there (it does). Apparently the guy walked like 2 miles before finding the right bus stop, but anyway, after sitting a few minutes and getting up to smoke, he asked a rather bizarre question. He asked if I minded him taking a whizz behind the bus stop, then mumbled something about no nearby gas station or something. I laughed, hoping it was a joke. It wasn't. Guy walked right behind the thing, incidently right behind where I was sitting, and did his business. I, feeling a tad uncomfortable, stood up and walked a few feet forward, and good thing I did. There happened to be no wall under the seat, and I would have been spattered had I not walked forward. Suckfest bigtime I must say. Don't you just love the people you meet at the bus stop, I know I sure do. Argh.