Sundays are usually the worst
But really, with the beautiful weather today, how could anyone be in a bad mood? I slept in til almost noon, but I made good use of the rest of the day. I stayed out til almost 2am last night at a country bar in Alexandria where I met Janelle and some of her friends. I also made some new friends that are new to the area and want to hang out with me again. They added me as a friend on myspace today, so it must be official. Neat!
Around 2pm, I put it my Sunday mix CD and drove up to Alexandria, where I saw Rebecca's new apartment. Wow, nice place!
We went out for a slice of pizza, then for ice cream. We walked a bit around Old Town before I dropped her off. Then I drove to another area of Alexandria that I really like called Del Ray. It's another old neighborhood but it has this coffee shop with seating outdoors called St. Elmo's Coffee Pub. I graded papers and went over my state testing materials for the science assessment tomorrow. I stayed there until after 7pm and the place closed an hour before that. But I got some shit done.
Tonight, I watched a great documentary on a character in American History that just fascinates me. His name is John Brown and he murdered in the name of abolitionism. He was considered a hero by some, but a terrorist to most. So I'm going to show it in class tomorrow and ask my kids which one they think he is and why.
And everything else? Eh, I'm dealin.
Around 2pm, I put it my Sunday mix CD and drove up to Alexandria, where I saw Rebecca's new apartment. Wow, nice place!
We went out for a slice of pizza, then for ice cream. We walked a bit around Old Town before I dropped her off. Then I drove to another area of Alexandria that I really like called Del Ray. It's another old neighborhood but it has this coffee shop with seating outdoors called St. Elmo's Coffee Pub. I graded papers and went over my state testing materials for the science assessment tomorrow. I stayed there until after 7pm and the place closed an hour before that. But I got some shit done.
Tonight, I watched a great documentary on a character in American History that just fascinates me. His name is John Brown and he murdered in the name of abolitionism. He was considered a hero by some, but a terrorist to most. So I'm going to show it in class tomorrow and ask my kids which one they think he is and why.
And everything else? Eh, I'm dealin.