Summer Nights & Numerous Sights

Poor Elsa, she gets up at 8 am works all day long and then is tired and I try to keep her to listen to my nosensical ramblings. But see I did in fact let her go to sleep because I'm nice like that. I love summer though. It's muchly fun. It's so nice outside. I wander around my house on the phone with Elsa and couldn't be happier. Sure I wish more then anything she could be standing next to me talking and walking with me but the weather and just her voice is more than enough sometimes. I'm bipolar too, did I mention that. Ok well I'm not, which is probably why I didn't mention it, but sometimes I feel like I am. I was driving home from work and being sad because Elsa is far far away and I miss her but then I talk to her and I'm so happy. Sometimes just knowing she is there and for some crazy reason loves me as much as I love her is all I need to bring a smile to my face.
I love summer though the weather is so nice. Summer nights are so perfect. Warm with a cool breeze. That and I started to fall in love on summer nights. The two are now quite linked and so nights like tonight I miss Elsa much alot. But like I said just knowing she's there for me is the greatest feeling in the world.
This summer has already been great and more greatness is to come. I've been to Disney World, celebrated my birthday, and been to Kings Dominion (all with Elsa.) Still to come is Elsa's birthday, Nagshead, Southampton's annual meeting, a retrathering, and hopefully plenty of camping. I'm so excited. I can't wait for Elsa birthday because I get to see her on it. It just so happens to be on one of the two days I don't work so I'm going to visit her. I don't know what I'd do without that brief glimmer of sunshine to break up the cloudy gray monotony that is work. What would I do without Elsa? That's a scary thought. Thankfully I'm not too concerned.
By the way the picture are from my birthday. We were eating sky light snowballs with marshmellow and they were quite tasty...and we were quite ...I'll let you know the word when I think of it.