"Those of you who think you know everything are annoying to those of us who do." - David Brent
I set the alarm for 8:27 again this morning and like pretty much every other morning, I decided to try to get some bonus sleep in. And like every other morning this week, I was awoken by noises at 9:00, this time it was Anthony IMing me on the computer. I'm seriously glad that you're waking me up in the morning because I'm able to get a lot more stuff done.
After getting up, I watched two episodes of Rescue Me before I took my shower. Then I watched the Tampa Bay Storm take on the Dallas Desperados in some AFL action. The game was actually quite boring because their were way too many penalties and defensive stops. After the game, I watched episode four of Rescue Me: Season 1 and then started on watching Tru Calling: Season 1, Disc 5. I watched an episode before having to go to work.
I worked from 4 to 8 tonight at the big circle with a smaller circle inside of it. I spent most of the night debating on whether or not to make a Best Buy run and as I finally decided to go there, I heard rumblings of thunder outside and halted my plans. Work pretty much sucked as I spent the entire four hours there zoning Home Furnishings and Domestics. We were extremely far behind, but yet I didn't even bother volunteering to stay later, because really I didn't feel like it. So I came back to the FOS and ate a can of ravioli because I was prenna hungry and then threw a load of laundry in the machines.
I'm currently watching an episode of Tru Calling and will follow that up with the fresh Family Guy that aired tonight. I'll probably watch the last episode of Tru on this disc and then go to bed. I taped the show that was on after Family Guy to see if it's any good. After seeing the wonderful mid-season sitcoms that FOX debuted last year, Life on a Stick and Stacked, I certainly don't have very high hopes for it. So one of two things is going to happen, it will be compeltely awesome and then completely cancelled in two weeks, or it will suck and go on to air for about 7 seasons. And to this I ask the question, why didn't they just do more episodes of Arrested Development and make TV a better place for everyone..... or at least me.
Weblink of the Day: ESPN had some technical difficulties and it lead to a little unnecessary commentary
Nathan Fillion, Michael Rooker, Gregg Henry, Jenna Fischer
Michael Rooker, Gregg Henry, Jenna Fischer, SLiTHER producer Paul Brooks
After getting up, I watched two episodes of Rescue Me before I took my shower. Then I watched the Tampa Bay Storm take on the Dallas Desperados in some AFL action. The game was actually quite boring because their were way too many penalties and defensive stops. After the game, I watched episode four of Rescue Me: Season 1 and then started on watching Tru Calling: Season 1, Disc 5. I watched an episode before having to go to work.
I worked from 4 to 8 tonight at the big circle with a smaller circle inside of it. I spent most of the night debating on whether or not to make a Best Buy run and as I finally decided to go there, I heard rumblings of thunder outside and halted my plans. Work pretty much sucked as I spent the entire four hours there zoning Home Furnishings and Domestics. We were extremely far behind, but yet I didn't even bother volunteering to stay later, because really I didn't feel like it. So I came back to the FOS and ate a can of ravioli because I was prenna hungry and then threw a load of laundry in the machines.
I'm currently watching an episode of Tru Calling and will follow that up with the fresh Family Guy that aired tonight. I'll probably watch the last episode of Tru on this disc and then go to bed. I taped the show that was on after Family Guy to see if it's any good. After seeing the wonderful mid-season sitcoms that FOX debuted last year, Life on a Stick and Stacked, I certainly don't have very high hopes for it. So one of two things is going to happen, it will be compeltely awesome and then completely cancelled in two weeks, or it will suck and go on to air for about 7 seasons. And to this I ask the question, why didn't they just do more episodes of Arrested Development and make TV a better place for everyone..... or at least me.
Weblink of the Day: ESPN had some technical difficulties and it lead to a little unnecessary commentary
Nathan Fillion, Michael Rooker, Gregg Henry, Jenna Fischer
Michael Rooker, Gregg Henry, Jenna Fischer, SLiTHER producer Paul Brooks