three days at once...never doing that again...
Okay, first off, I haven't forgotten my pages, I just haven't wrote them here. My bad on that part. Second, I had a funny feeling that I was forgetting something.
Anyways, my page on Sunday was to write that day as a journal entry. Pretty easy for someone of my writing talent. So Sunday was a nice day off. For once all four of us were home. And what better way to spend a Sunday then going to the movies! "Robin Hood" wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. Everyone was saying how it would be like a "Gladiator 2", but it really wasn't.
It was different, but not in a bad way. I'd give it a three out of five stars. Not the worst "Robin Hood" movie out there, but it could've been better. Afterwards, Katie and I went to a lovely store called World Market. If one is not near you, the name pretty much gives it away. Differnt things from different parts of the world are Americanized or imported (great place to find German sweets). I love picking up chocolate covered peanut butter filled pretzals. Both good and covered in chocolate! Yum!
Once home I thought watching the Kevin Costner "Robin Hood" (everyone knows that's the best one) would be fun. Only to discover that the DVD copy I bought (a long time ago, but never found the time to watch) only contained HALF the movie. Yeah, that kinda sucks. I really like that movie. Now comes the fun part of trying to find a DVD with the WHOLE movie on it. 'cause ya know, I like watching the ENTIRE movie. I don't know about everyone else, but that's just my opinion. Anyways, I watched "G.I.Joe" to make up for it. The last thing I did before going to bed was check the next day's page (yesterday's page).
Yesterday's page was simple; defy superstition, so I whistled in the house (one shouldn't really do that, it attracts burglers) and left my keys on the table (I have no idea, so don't ask).
Today's on the other hand, is really hard. I had to come up with a compliment that has never been made before (but the page was titled 'Romance Day' so I can only assume it means a romantic one). I've thought about it all day and I've got nothing except this: You look very-SQUERRIL!
Anyways, my page on Sunday was to write that day as a journal entry. Pretty easy for someone of my writing talent. So Sunday was a nice day off. For once all four of us were home. And what better way to spend a Sunday then going to the movies! "Robin Hood" wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. Everyone was saying how it would be like a "Gladiator 2", but it really wasn't.
It was different, but not in a bad way. I'd give it a three out of five stars. Not the worst "Robin Hood" movie out there, but it could've been better. Afterwards, Katie and I went to a lovely store called World Market. If one is not near you, the name pretty much gives it away. Differnt things from different parts of the world are Americanized or imported (great place to find German sweets). I love picking up chocolate covered peanut butter filled pretzals. Both good and covered in chocolate! Yum!
Once home I thought watching the Kevin Costner "Robin Hood" (everyone knows that's the best one) would be fun. Only to discover that the DVD copy I bought (a long time ago, but never found the time to watch) only contained HALF the movie. Yeah, that kinda sucks. I really like that movie. Now comes the fun part of trying to find a DVD with the WHOLE movie on it. 'cause ya know, I like watching the ENTIRE movie. I don't know about everyone else, but that's just my opinion. Anyways, I watched "G.I.Joe" to make up for it. The last thing I did before going to bed was check the next day's page (yesterday's page).
Yesterday's page was simple; defy superstition, so I whistled in the house (one shouldn't really do that, it attracts burglers) and left my keys on the table (I have no idea, so don't ask).
Today's on the other hand, is really hard. I had to come up with a compliment that has never been made before (but the page was titled 'Romance Day' so I can only assume it means a romantic one). I've thought about it all day and I've got nothing except this: You look very-SQUERRIL!