I Love The Office
I really do. It's a great show, and I feel bad I haven't really watched it until now, and even now I'm not watching it live because a) I haven't quite finished watching season 3 yet (tonight I probably will) and b) it's on Thursday nights, when I'm at trivia. Still, I just really enjoy it, and when I watch a bunch of episodes in a row, the theme music makes me feel happy. I think it does an excellent job of combining hilarity and humanity, with very realistic moments (and some not-so-realistic moments), both comic and serious. And, I do kind of wish I was Jim. He's awesome.
There's an Office Convention in Scranton this weekend, and given my relative proximity, I really, really, really want to go. But I'm poor. And I would want to be completely caught up before going. And I already have plans.
Plans to see Mike and Melinda and Katie and Jeremy (and maybe Leanna!?!?)! Which will all be excellent, I haven't seen any of them in a long time (well, I saw Jeremy briefly last weekend. But still), and I'm looking forward to catching up with them and just relaxing. I need some of that.
All week I've been driving and doing homework and things, and I'm burnt out. I really have almost no social life other than talking with Jamie nightly (which is wonderful, as is she), occasionally talking to a couple friends online, and trivia weekly and the occasional visit with Jamie or other Rochester people. I figured out this week that I'm just lonely - I miss people. I barely even see my parents, I spend most of my time here up in my room, talking to Jamie, or being on the computer doing homework. I get home usually no earlier than 8, and some days as late as 11. Then after talking to Jamie for a while, it's 12 or 1, and I still haven't unwound, so I end up staying up ridiculously late, getting up late, working on homework in my room, and then heading back to Cortland. And it's depressing. So I'm hoping to get an apartment closer to Cortland for spring semester. And maybe have a slightly better schedule. And a social life.
TRASH Regionals in 2 weeks, a tournament in Maryland at the beginning of December, and the Vanier and Grey Cups in a month. Things are looking good, though I need to be much,much, much more responsible with money. But I'm working on it. And homework. So I must go, so I don't have to do too much homework while visiting friends over the weekend.
Adios, amigos.
There's an Office Convention in Scranton this weekend, and given my relative proximity, I really, really, really want to go. But I'm poor. And I would want to be completely caught up before going. And I already have plans.
Plans to see Mike and Melinda and Katie and Jeremy (and maybe Leanna!?!?)! Which will all be excellent, I haven't seen any of them in a long time (well, I saw Jeremy briefly last weekend. But still), and I'm looking forward to catching up with them and just relaxing. I need some of that.
All week I've been driving and doing homework and things, and I'm burnt out. I really have almost no social life other than talking with Jamie nightly (which is wonderful, as is she), occasionally talking to a couple friends online, and trivia weekly and the occasional visit with Jamie or other Rochester people. I figured out this week that I'm just lonely - I miss people. I barely even see my parents, I spend most of my time here up in my room, talking to Jamie, or being on the computer doing homework. I get home usually no earlier than 8, and some days as late as 11. Then after talking to Jamie for a while, it's 12 or 1, and I still haven't unwound, so I end up staying up ridiculously late, getting up late, working on homework in my room, and then heading back to Cortland. And it's depressing. So I'm hoping to get an apartment closer to Cortland for spring semester. And maybe have a slightly better schedule. And a social life.
TRASH Regionals in 2 weeks, a tournament in Maryland at the beginning of December, and the Vanier and Grey Cups in a month. Things are looking good, though I need to be much,much, much more responsible with money. But I'm working on it. And homework. So I must go, so I don't have to do too much homework while visiting friends over the weekend.
Adios, amigos.