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It got better. The meeting tonight went well… I was so happy what we figured out, I actually felt somewhat useful. It was over Pad Thai that it sort of click the possible solutions needed to patch up IUGA… hopefully the rest of the board will agree. We came up with three opportunities in which we feel IUGA would be able to benefit — err why does this sound like 440 and 380?

Surprisingly enough, Anthony asked me and some others out for a drink tonight and of course I was like “yeah!” Jamie’s friend (oooh and Jake’s.. awww, I miss you Jake!) Irene was going to be playing at 9 at the Rainbow Room. Anyways, not wanting to go home and turn around and come back (since it was like 8:20) and having just dropped of David, I called Anthony, seeing what was up. He invited me over (well, I sorta invited myself saying “uh, whatcha doing? i’m bored.. I don’t want to go home”) and I got the news. We had some “hate the world” bonding time and I think I shed a few tears (just the start of the night). After hating the world some, we left for the Rainbow Room.

Irene ended up not playing until 9:30, but after a G&T and a Long Island, it didn’t matter! Actually, they were kinda fun to listen too, I think we all enjoyed it. Although not many people were there, we were pretty vocal and supportive to the band — making it even that more fun. Unfortunately we all left before the next band played, but had a chance to congratulate Irene on her good performance.

Ryan and Jamie headed home and I started driving Anthony home. Halfway there, we decide to go for a drive to let off a little steam. We both needed it — so we decided to go to Gas Works. Wow… it was amazingly beautiful tonight… shooting stars, twinkling lights… empty! It was pretty nice to just walk around and chat… something (as you may know) I miss fondly. After walking around and freezing our ears, we decided to go home.. or not… lol — we ended up driving around Seattle for another geeez.. who knows… but it was nice. I cried some more and probably freaked Anthony with my tears… but he was a good sport and was like “let’s drive a little more.” Thanks, it was nice to not be alone tonight.

Anyways. Now home, I think how nice it ended up being… friends can be amazing sometimes without even knowing it. At least we can hope we’ll always have this in life to look forward to.