A little more than I can give...

I know this is a late post for Sunday, but I planned on writing something about how I had done nothing all day, when my girlfriend asked me if I wanted to do anything...

~~one thing I want to be clear about: I will not let this blog interfere with the real-time activities of my life. It is extra, and though I will try my best to maintain it, I will fill my days with adventures elsewhere and forsake it if given the chance~~

... anyways... well, basically I brought her hamsters over for her to see them. She barely gets to see them while they're living here with me, and she's missing them growing up. I suppose that after that, here I am.

We were watching this documentary about this guy Aron Ralston (I think that's how it's spelled) how had his arm crushed in a canyon and was stuck there alone for six days without food or water. He had to literally torque his arm in such a way as to break the bones so he could cut the flesh and muscle and nerve off (thus removing his arm... and saving his life). It was kind of a scary thought, of having to do that to myself.

As for the rest of my day, I woke up about 1pm again, because I stayed up late playing Quest 64. It's funny how the old games become fun again when you haven't played them in forever. Anyways, I proceeded to spend a large portion of the day today also playing Quest (although I think I have it mostly out of my system).

I'm starting my list of things I wish to do over the summer. Here's what I have so far:

• Get a haircut
• Buy new shoes
• Write 50,000 words toward a novel
• Spend a serious amount of time revisiting my faith and possibly getting well into reading the Bible
• I'll probably spend a week or so in Utah/Arizona/California on vacation with my family
• I might spend a few days at Ocean City with my girlfriend's family (we'll see what happens with that later)

But first I have to finish my papers so I can maybe go see Star Wars Ep. III on opening night. And speaking of nights, I hope you all have a great one. *goes to bed*