A Busy Week
So, I’ve been pretty busy this past week, too busy to post anything apparently. For the most part I’ve been up to no good, hanging out with Delia a lot, Dan and Tim a bit as well. Evil Dave is back in town for this week, spent some time with him over the weekend as well. Most of last week is a blur, though I do remember staying up all night on Wednesday, hanging out with Delia, Shadow, and Tom at Denny’s for far too long, then deciding there wasn’t enough time to sleep and go to work, so we just stayed up for an extra hour and then I went to work. It was an interesting night.
Oh yes, and Thursday, while Ben, Dan, Delia, Tim and I were enjoying a pizza at the local Pizza Hut (no longer in Milford, as that one has shut down) someone driving what I can only guess to be a rather large truck backed into my Focus. I now have a nice dent in the panel above the driver’s side rear wheel. It could be worse, there’s nothing broken, just a big dent. I should probably see about having it pulled.
Friday I hung out at JLC with Dan, supposedly for an upgrade, though nothing terrible upgrade-like happened. Saturday, Dan, Delia, and I went geocaching, finding one of the caches that Big Dave and I tried for before but could not find. Delia made quick work of it, finding the second point and the final cache with little help from Dan or I. We tried for a second cache but gave up, deciding it was too cold for us to continue.
Sunday, Dave and I had planned on going to see Big Fish, and ending up stealing Delia to go with us. Upon arriving at the theater however, the showtime was gone; either sold out or just gone, I don’t know. So we decided after some debate to see The Passion of the Christ instead (it was either that or Along Came Polly “at least we don’t have to watch the previews for it anymore”.) Not being the religious sort, I’m not too opinionated about the movie. Yeah, it was bloody, but assuming these are even close to the events described in the Bible, then they should be bloody. Overall, I thought it was fairly well done, and it probably worth seeing, though I don’t think I’d bother renting it to see again any time soon.
Wise men learn more from fools, than fools from the wise.
