Sep. 18th, 2007 09:56 pm
may you live in interesting times
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toastykittenI feel like I haven't written anything interesting in a long time. Work is still work, and my leisure time is taken up by researching for eHub, or procrastinating on cleaning up the mess that is my apartment.
Oh, there is one new thing: I have been playing on Mark's Nintendo DS, and I'm liking it so much that I'm seriously considering getting one of my own, especially if I can use it as an ebook reader. Currently I've been playing Super Mario World, and it is so much fun!
It's not like I was much of a gamer growing up; I mostly watched my sister and our next-door neighbors play. The only game I really got into was Tetris. Hmm, I feel kind of dorky for admitting that.
Oh, and we watched Superbad. Apparently one of Mark's cousins is friends with, or at least goes to school with McLovin. According to Mark's cousin, McLovin is exactly as he appears in the movie in real life. I loved the movie; thought it was really sweet, but it didn't end up as great as Knocked Up. Maybe because there's not much of a female perspective in this one, so it feels a little bit off-balance. They didn't really give the girls a whole lot to do in this one.
Oh, there is one new thing: I have been playing on Mark's Nintendo DS, and I'm liking it so much that I'm seriously considering getting one of my own, especially if I can use it as an ebook reader. Currently I've been playing Super Mario World, and it is so much fun!
It's not like I was much of a gamer growing up; I mostly watched my sister and our next-door neighbors play. The only game I really got into was Tetris. Hmm, I feel kind of dorky for admitting that.
Oh, and we watched Superbad. Apparently one of Mark's cousins is friends with, or at least goes to school with McLovin. According to Mark's cousin, McLovin is exactly as he appears in the movie in real life. I loved the movie; thought it was really sweet, but it didn't end up as great as Knocked Up. Maybe because there's not much of a female perspective in this one, so it feels a little bit off-balance. They didn't really give the girls a whole lot to do in this one.
