Things that are happening:

• Austin and I are watching the first season of The Walking Dead.  It was a little slow at first; I thought the pilot was extremely boring, but now we are on episode 6 and I’m enjoying the zombie experience.  Right now they are looking at a zombie brain.
• Jenn’s daughter’s “make up” birthday party is tomorrow (rescheduled because of the snow last weekend) and now that I’ve typed that out, I realize that her present is in Austin’s car and I have to wrap it… ARGH!  At least I have some super cute Hello Kitty wrapping paper.
• It would seem that we will be getting a new car at the end of November- a Subaru Impreza that has AWD and is good in the snow.  I’m torn because I LOVE my Corolla, but it sucks in winter.  I got stuck last year going up a slope in 2 inches of snow that was at an angle of only 20º  But just as I’ve grown to love my Corolla, I’m sure I will love the Impreza as well.  It doesn’t hurt that it has a bunch of neat features too.
• The two men from yesterday’s incident texted me late last night and told me that they did file a police report.  Bigotry: 0, Prosperity: 1.
• I found a surgeon who agreed to do a revisional gastric bypass on me.  It sounds like “ooooh, ahhh” but it is a big deal for me because I’ve previously been denied 3 times.  This is likely due to the lap band I had placed in 2007, and removed (after my body rejected it) in 2008.  The infection was bad, and the laproscopic surgery didn’t pan out, and it turned into a long, open removal of said band.  The surgeon in Baltimore (that’s where Jenn and I went on Wednesday) said that there was no physical reason that I should have been denied and that the denials were likely due to them not having revision experience.  That’s okay because from the sound of things, I wouldn’t want a “for profit only” surgeon cutting me back open and experimenting.  This surgeon ONLY does revisional bariatric surgery.  He’s a mistake fixer.  And while he’s all up in my guts, he’s going to fix my hernia that was the result of so many abdominal surgeries.
• It’s the weekend!