Didn’t I say something about staying home for a quiet evening in. Yeah, right.

I was hungry and decided to run out for food. The next thing you know, I was parking my car at Andrew Square and jumping on the T again.  I ended up on the green line headed toward Cleveland Circle but ended up getting off at Coolidge Corner in Brookline and walking around a bit. I found myself at Best Cellars and picked up a $13 bottle of Reisling.  Best Cellars is known for finding good wines at inexpensive prices. It probably won’t suck. I’ve got to take Beth there someday with me.

As I was walking down the street, there was a woman standing outside a store with a Pug. Of course I had to stop and say hello to the Pug.  His name was Isaac. He was six, and he was beautiful. The woman seemed nice. It’s just really funny how people will come up to you on the street when you have a pug. And pugs know when pug people are around. Isaac was so friendly to me. Maybe its because my clothes smell like pug.

I’m starting to think about this move thing. I really don’t have a lot of stuff to move. Considering my health has been shitty lately, I’m going to hire movers if I can afford it. Considering that my biggest things are the bed, dresser, TV, and cedar chest, this can’t be that expensive. Hell, I don’t even have a couch. This will make my life a lot easier.