Days 2 and 3
Ugh, this is getting boring. I am sick that tomorrow is Monday and I'm not going to work...
Yesterday, I slept until 12:00 again (as planned), got up, showered and hoped to accomplish some house cleaning and a little grocery shopping, but, as the old saying goes, the road to Hell is paved with good intentions. I ended up watching the fourth disc of season one of Justice League Unlimited and Star Trek (2009) instead. Since I had to return my rentals, I did leave the house and ended up at Wal-Mart (encountering several candidates for Peopleofwalmart.com) and then took a quick trip over to Target. Since I had been planning to use some of my Christmas money for season 5 of LOST, I bit the bullet and picked it up in order to prepare for season six in a few weeks.
Afterwards, I settled back in at home for an evening of Doctor Who on BBC America. Sadly, these were David Tennant's final episodes as the tenth doctor, but I was, however, happy that they wrapped up his storyline with a few final moments with his myriad sidekicks from the past few seasons. I am willing to give Matt Smith (the eleventh doctor) the benefit of the doubt as I was certain Tennant would never outdo the incredible Christopher Eccleston. However, Tennant was able to more than hold his own and gave the role a real breath of fresh air, imbuing the character with a charm and bravado that seemed lacking in several of the earlier versions of the doctor.
Today, it was NFL Football... all day. Nice to see Chris Johnson get 2,000 rushing yards and the record for yards from scrimmage, but I have to admit, it would have been nice to see Eric Dickerson's all-time record go by the wayside, too.
Since my grandmother's broken hip two weeks ago, my father has been staying by himself, so I will be spending the next few days up there with him... which will most likely creep by as he has no internet, no DVD player, and basic cable. Guess I'll pack up a couple of books and catch up on some reading. Wish me luck!
Yesterday, I slept until 12:00 again (as planned), got up, showered and hoped to accomplish some house cleaning and a little grocery shopping, but, as the old saying goes, the road to Hell is paved with good intentions. I ended up watching the fourth disc of season one of Justice League Unlimited and Star Trek (2009) instead. Since I had to return my rentals, I did leave the house and ended up at Wal-Mart (encountering several candidates for Peopleofwalmart.com) and then took a quick trip over to Target. Since I had been planning to use some of my Christmas money for season 5 of LOST, I bit the bullet and picked it up in order to prepare for season six in a few weeks.
Afterwards, I settled back in at home for an evening of Doctor Who on BBC America. Sadly, these were David Tennant's final episodes as the tenth doctor, but I was, however, happy that they wrapped up his storyline with a few final moments with his myriad sidekicks from the past few seasons. I am willing to give Matt Smith (the eleventh doctor) the benefit of the doubt as I was certain Tennant would never outdo the incredible Christopher Eccleston. However, Tennant was able to more than hold his own and gave the role a real breath of fresh air, imbuing the character with a charm and bravado that seemed lacking in several of the earlier versions of the doctor.
Today, it was NFL Football... all day. Nice to see Chris Johnson get 2,000 rushing yards and the record for yards from scrimmage, but I have to admit, it would have been nice to see Eric Dickerson's all-time record go by the wayside, too.
Since my grandmother's broken hip two weeks ago, my father has been staying by himself, so I will be spending the next few days up there with him... which will most likely creep by as he has no internet, no DVD player, and basic cable. Guess I'll pack up a couple of books and catch up on some reading. Wish me luck!
posted by C. Greene at 7:04 PM
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