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Hey, I saw this scribbled on an ATM.
"Avoid the needle type drugs, the only dope you should shoot is Stockwell Day."
I found that pretty funny.
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Not much to do today. Basically I'll be relaxing and enjoying doing nothing for a little while. *reclines*
Oh geez, I've got e-mail to respond to, and some changes to make here. Erk.
Then there's breakfast..
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You know, I've never really put much thought into answering that question. My usual response is "Okay" which, for the most part, is true. I doubt most people would want to hear about my bug squashing triumphs and agonizing lunch decisions. I dunno, you tell me.
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When I was a kid, I always wanted a pet. Well, we always had fish in the house, my dad seems to like taking care of them (well, all you really have to do is feed them and clean the tank). I, on the other hand, wanted a pet that you can hold and play with. None of this fish business. (Okay, there were also those times we had a bird, but they're sad stories so I won't go into them here.) I've had friends (when I was younger) who've owned hamsters, gerbils, rabbits, and other rodents. As I grew older, I met people who owned cats, dogs, and other larger pets. I had fun playing around with these creatures whenever I visited, and I always wondered (silently) why we never had one in our house. I figured that once I move out, I'd get myself a cat. But recently, I've been rethinking that proposition. I've never really considered how much effort is required to take care and train a pet. (I especially didn't consider what my reaction would be like if I had lost that pet suddenly.) I didn't usually consider the responsibilities of being an owner, and I've slowly realized that I don't want a pet. I want a companion, and I don't want a dog. But having a companion requires just as much responsibility as a pet (if not more).
Am I ready for that?
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I don't go shopping much. In particular, don't usually go shopping with females. Why not? Well, one reason may be because girls don't usually call me up and ask me: "Wanna go shopping?".
I'm not saying that I've never gone shopping with a girl before (mothers and aunts don't count.), but it is pretty clear, even to the uninitiated, that I am a female-shopping-companion neophyte. A long time ago, in a shopping mall far, far away, the lady I was shopping with turned to me and inquired: "You don't go shopping with girls much do you?"
No, no I do not. *hangs head*
Now here's a question for all you guys (or girls) out there. What is the proper female-shopping-companion etiquette? Is there such a thing? I probably will learn this on my own eventually, but it would interesting to hear any insights that you guys have.
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I completely forgot. I promised to go out to watch a show tonight. Luckily, I didn't make any plans for the day (or night) so I didn't end up digging a deep hole for myself.
Okay, gotta go.
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