These burgers...

To get you in the mood...

Went for a romantic lunch date with J yesterday, after nabbing some bargains. Came home with 6 new items of clothing that cost a grand total of $23.80. Nothing overly exciting, but some good basics that will allow me to mix up my rotation a little. I was quite happy with my bargain acquiring skills.

Here is J, rockin a blue striped skater dress and brown pleather jacket, with her chosen burger (with contents I prefer to ignore :P) It might be partially due to the perspective, but I like how large the burger looks here, relative to her.

My garden green burger:

Vegie patty, avocado, beetroot, tomato, lettuce, cheese, mayo/relish and onion (which was extracted and given to J)

I enjoyed this meal. It was thoroughly entertaining to watch J attempt to eat hers. Let's just say she displayed an exceptional level of class whilst consuming her burger, that left her hands smelling like burger afterwards, despite multiple applications of detol.

Had work in the afternoon. Felt so filthy afterwards. Working with children in Winter i.e. cold season, is not good for someone who is somewhat of a germ freak. Managed to get stuck with a table of kids, almost all of whom were coughing all over the work books that would soon after be given to me to mark. Yum. One of the smallest kids, a cute little girl who was doing a reading book initially seemed like a good addition to my table until she started coughing and wiping her nose on her jumper (almost as bad as the guy we saw on the bus, casually blowing his nose on his shirt neck/collar) She was somewhat amusing though, as she is a really shy/quiet type (so soft spoken with a tiny, high little voice when she reads), so she was quietly doing her work and randomly looks up at me and says 'We have a basketball hoop at my house'. Kids. She then told me a bit about her hoop and how she can throw the basketball, but she can't dribble yet. I assured her she'd learn with practice and attempted to hide my disguest at her questionable hygiene.

My sister's birthday is in two days...I should be making her a birthday card right now.
Tomorrow I'll go buy the rest of her present debating between a Batman video game she wants, or Adventure Time goods from Toys R Us. (the first is def on her wishlist and is marginally more useful than the latter, however the latter matches with the rest of her present and she is less likely to buy for herself) Opinions?

P.S. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adventure_Time
It's actually a really lumpin good show.