So, as of 1:29 PM today, I am 29 years old. That's kind of an awkward number, isn't it? I mean, I like round numbers. Can't I just go ahead and be 30 instead? On the other hand, 30 seems like when you're supposed to be a total adult, and I'm not sure I'm ready for that yet, so maybe it's good that I have one more year before that.
This morning, my mom and sister came over from Pennsylvania to visit me. This was the first time they saw my new place, and they seemed to approve. I think it was also my first time cleaning up because I was having guests over. My room is actually pretty neat now, although my family brought two more boxes of my old stuff with them. Hopefully I won't put off sorting through those boxes for another six months. Also,
bethje helped me put up a lot of my posters, so my room is starting to actually look decent. Maybe I'll have pictures of it someday.
Anyway, I went out with Beth, my mom, and my sister to a nearby Italian restaurant, where I had the Shrimp Parmagiana. It was very good, although I have to wonder why they left the tails on the shrimp. Sure, leave ME to do all the work! {g}
After lunch, I opened my presents. Actually, I had gotten my presents from Beth's mom last night. They were a new robe and a hook to hang it on. My mom made me a spicecake, and gave me a weird mug with googly eyes. Beth's Uncle John gave me a Whitman's sampler, and he and Beth went in together to get me a new jacket. And from Beth on her own, I got the Flaming Lips album The Soft Bulletin, and DVD sets of The Weird Al Show and The Super Mario Bros. Super Show. I'd really been wanting the former, and I was interested in the latter as well, but too embarrassed to ask for it. {g} Beth also says there's another gift coming in the mail.
Speaking of presents, I got a notification today saying that someone had given me the anonymous gift of a paid LiveJournal account for one year. Anyone want to own up to it, or is that just one of those Random Acts of Kindness you hear about sometimes?
My mom had work in the afternoon, so she and my sister didn't stay long. And Beth went home to take a nap, so I spent most of the time since then checking out my new DVD's. I'm sure I'll have much more to say about them later; but I will say that I watched all of the episodes on the first disc of The Weird Al Show both with and without commentary, and the commentary is really funny and informative. It sounds like the creators were just as annoyed by the network's demand to hit the viewers over the head with obvious morals as the fans were.
This morning, my mom and sister came over from Pennsylvania to visit me. This was the first time they saw my new place, and they seemed to approve. I think it was also my first time cleaning up because I was having guests over. My room is actually pretty neat now, although my family brought two more boxes of my old stuff with them. Hopefully I won't put off sorting through those boxes for another six months. Also,
Anyway, I went out with Beth, my mom, and my sister to a nearby Italian restaurant, where I had the Shrimp Parmagiana. It was very good, although I have to wonder why they left the tails on the shrimp. Sure, leave ME to do all the work! {g}
After lunch, I opened my presents. Actually, I had gotten my presents from Beth's mom last night. They were a new robe and a hook to hang it on. My mom made me a spicecake, and gave me a weird mug with googly eyes. Beth's Uncle John gave me a Whitman's sampler, and he and Beth went in together to get me a new jacket. And from Beth on her own, I got the Flaming Lips album The Soft Bulletin, and DVD sets of The Weird Al Show and The Super Mario Bros. Super Show. I'd really been wanting the former, and I was interested in the latter as well, but too embarrassed to ask for it. {g} Beth also says there's another gift coming in the mail.
Speaking of presents, I got a notification today saying that someone had given me the anonymous gift of a paid LiveJournal account for one year. Anyone want to own up to it, or is that just one of those Random Acts of Kindness you hear about sometimes?
My mom had work in the afternoon, so she and my sister didn't stay long. And Beth went home to take a nap, so I spent most of the time since then checking out my new DVD's. I'm sure I'll have much more to say about them later; but I will say that I watched all of the episodes on the first disc of The Weird Al Show both with and without commentary, and the commentary is really funny and informative. It sounds like the creators were just as annoyed by the network's demand to hit the viewers over the head with obvious morals as the fans were.
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Date: 2006-11-19 06:24 pm (UTC)Thank you!
It seems that everyone is watching The Weird Al Show lately.
Well, considering it wasn't TOO long ago that it came out, I guess that's not all that weird. I probably should pace myself, since I've already watched four episodes with commentary and two without.
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Date: 2006-11-19 07:08 am (UTC)And Chips.
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Date: 2006-11-19 06:26 pm (UTC)Thanks to all three of you.
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