I've found that I get far less accomplished when I make absolutly no plans to do anything. So I woke up this morning, just after 8, and layed in bed until about 9 (well, with my laptop, doing some morning web-surfing). I finally decided I should get out of bed, and that cleaning the bathroom a bit would be a good idea, so I took on that task during getting dressed and such. So it took me an hour to clean and get ready or so. Spent the rest of the morning/early afternoon practicing bass, researching options for Typhoon, and wrapping up my taxes.

I decided I needed to leave the house, so I went just a bit ago to buy some socks and walk the mall a bit, to pass the time. I felt sorry for the lady with the "3000 pound purse". And its always entertaining watching the junior high age kids trying to act cool around their friends. Well, entertaining and sad at the same time. I came to realize that there aren't very many other 23 year old guys walking around the mall by themselves. I guess that makes me unique. Yeah, unique, that's it.

Last night I was feeling pretty anti-social. After worship practice I decided to come home instead of hanging out with CA at bowling. Actually what I was feeling like was watching a movie. Curling up in a blanket and watching a movie. So thats what I did, watched a movie and chatted with friends. Had some good conversation, and the movie became more background until folks started going to bed. Thankfully other people were around on a friday night to chat with. I was watching The Green Mile, and I decided not to watch the end since I hadn't really been paying attention, and my eyes weren't staying open so well, and the end is the sad part. I think that was a good decision.