Mondays - They Aren't All Bad

Ok, dearies, we are ready to move on to Day Two of my trip to Indy. I know you're excited. :)

After our morning sexings, which I will not go into detail about because... well... it's none of your business and I have probably said too much about that already, and took our shower, yes, together ... Actually that deserves a little commenting. I had taken a shower with one other person in my life that was not a sibling. This was a wholly different experience, and no, I don't mean like that, you pervs. It was just... nice. It was fun actually. Other than the fact that he likes his water freakishly hot (;)) everything was just... yeah... fun... You may as well know that he looks epically cute in the shower. Like... seriously. It's one of the few times where we would just be standing there in front of each other talking and such. He's a little shorter than I and he has this way of just looking up at me with his eyes all wide and questioning (especially when he's doubting himself over something he definitely should not be questioning) and it seriously makes my heart melt. He would stand there, hands behind his back, looking up at me like that and I would just have to hug him. Apparently water makes everything awesomer and our slick, wet shower hugs were the greatest.

After the epicness of the shower, we made our way through the church traffic to Pizza Hut. Our first "eating out" experience. It was pretty much awesome. Then again, I thought all of our firsts were pretty much awesome... as were all the subsequent events, lol. While we were there a huge group of crazy Christians came in, fresh from church, and I had to seriously resist talking loudly about sex and such. I think I still may have slipped in a few comments but I don't think I embarrassed him too badly. :D Random fact. He eats pizza with a fork. Weirder, without even thinking about it, I ate my pizza with a fork. I used to do it all the time when I was younger (I literally had to teach myself how to just pick up a piece of pizza and eat it) and apparently being around him just brought back that side of me, lol. It was kinda cute. What's also awesome is that he didn't put any dead animals on the pizza. :D That is love, my friends.

From there, we made our way to Holliday Park (which I got to use my GPS to find :D). I loooooooove parks. He was mildly (and by mildly I mean not mildly at all) freaking out about some issue with his car that of course wasn't an issue at all. Silly boy. He should have just listened to me but whatever. :D

The park... was... GRAND! He had to go potty and that led us on an epic adventure because I, of course, just started walking toward the closest building ... or at least the first one I saw... and assumed there would be restrooms. He was all, "I've never been over here before. I don't think they have bathrooms." But of course I knew better and drug him along. :D Turns out that I was, of course, correct. But even better! Not only did this building have restrooms but it had like... actual exhibits and stuffs including some rather epic photography. We wandered about and discovered everything there was to discover there and found a path leading out of the back door. We followed one of the trails. After a few minutes walk (part of which was over wet stone... not so good for the accident prone, but I managed) we wound up at this... pond-like thing. For those of you who have seen The Labyrinth, imagine the Bog of Eternal Stench... just how it looked, not the smell. It was feckin' epic. There was a bench beside said Bog so we sat for a bit and just enjoyed the view and the company. Well... that and talked about how great it would be if the kids running about on the gnoll to our right would get a little too close to the edge and go tumbling down. =D Anywho. After that we walked some more and found an actual lake-type thing to stand and stare at. Yes, I really do actually like doing these things, lol. There were too many people around and they were closing in on us so we moved along rather quickly. Unfortunately around that point is started drizzling and I'm just not a fan of rain so we headed back up the trail. We won't talk about his smoker's lungs at this point, lol. Again... silly boy. By the time we had climbed back up the hill and such it had all but stopped with the rain so we wandered around the... ruins... for lack of a better word for a moment before heading back to the car.

Let's see... from there we wandered over to WalMart to pick up provisions for the week. It was weird... in a really awesome way that made me happy. We were having our first truly domestic experience... grocery shopping together. It seriously just made me giddy. I am that friggin' easy to please, lol. Same thing with unloading the groceries once we got home. It just made everything feel... real. We really were together and we really were working as a couple. [happy sigh] I can't even describe how well we work. Well... aside from both of us forgetting bowls, the way we make decisions is just... perfect. Seriously. He likes to consider all the options and I just go straight for what makes the most sense to me. You'd think that would result in clashing but it actually just balances us both I think. That's how it seems to me anyway. Not to mention stolen kisses in near empty aisles just put one of those goofy grins on my face. :D While we were at WalMart we both picked up a couple of movies. I got Iron Man and Star Trek and he got Robots and ALICE (the TV series). We also picked up coloring books and crayons. Yes. Coloring books and crayons. Because we both fucking love coloring, yo, lol. Apparently he's a crayon Nazi and Crayola's are the only acceptable crayons. *snicker* We ended up getting like 5 coloring books, lol. It gave me one of those giddy, child-like happies that I had found someone so freakin' perfect that he even shared my love of coloring.

Ok so anyway. When we finally made it home we put away the groceries and put on Robots and started the epic coloring extravaganza. Ok, so we only colored one picture each but those pictures were friggin' epic! I will have to upload pictures of our artwork. You will appreciate it. :D In case you are wondering, coloring in children's coloring books with the love of your life while watching a children's movie is one of the most awesome things ever. I consider it an epically amazing bonding experience that everyone should have. It's just plain fun! And what better way is there to show your love for someone than coloring them a pink and purple puppy?? I mean really... :P After Robots came Monster Squad (and snuggling and laughing, YAY!) and then the first two episodes of Pretender (with more snuggling, more yay!). Ok, well... the first episode and a half of Pretender, lol. We both fell asleep during the second episode and woke up some time later to turn it off. The rest of the night was spent snuggling and sleeping. Yes, actually sleeping. That night I slept better than I had in a month. It was like I died or something... I don't think I even moved. It was so massively amazing and I give Chris the credit. He really is an amazing bed partner... in all ways. ;)