everyday glory February 9th, 2003
Saturday
All-in-all, it was a pretty good day. It started slowly, but then I had coffee and then everything seemed to balance out. And, I even went on another field trip: Best Buy. More importantly, I managed to go in and get out with only the item that I needed for work. Only. This is not to say that I didn’t wander for a minute or two… because I did. However, I didn’t buy anything for myself. Who would have thought that this “willpower” thing could be so handy…?
Stray Toasters
I’m still trying to figure out what to see for Sunday Night at the Movies. So far, I’ve had suggestions for About Schmidt, Chicago, and The Recruit. Decisions, decisions…
I talked to one of my sisters, my mother and my uncle this afternoon. Kris and my uncle are well; Mom seems to be coming down with the flu. You know… I can’t really recall my mother being sick when I was younger. Or my father, for that matter. I think that’s part of the whole “Parents are a little more than human” mythos that kids have about their parents – nothing ever seemed to really slow them down or stop them.
I had dinner with Jess and Mary at Mimi’s Cafe tonight. There seemed to be more people dining out than usual. We had a :40 wait, but, it passed fairly quickly.
Bowling. I did pretty well. I had a couple of really good games (177 and 188) and a couple of mediocre ones. I just wish that someone would have taught the people on the lane to our right about the concept of “lane courtesy.”
Late night snack (no breakfast) at V.I.
…and then Home again. Home again. Jiggety-jig.
I’m not sure what I’m going to do to fill up the early hours of the day, but it will most likely involve heading to Borders and drawing for a while. But, I can deal with that sometime after the sun has risen.
Namaste.
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