Once More without Subjects...

... At some point my wit will return and I will be able to come up with a subject that is actually worthy of the name. Really.

So. Last night I went and picked up amberthistle and took her home. Then I stopped at TCF and got cash out of my account. Then I went to Burger King and picked up dinner for satyr_mi and myself. Then I drove to Booth to deliver said dinner and spend some quality time with the laptop, whose name I have already forgotten.

Darn those silly one night stands where you go back and try to have a conversation only to realize you forgot their name.

So. Here I am. Thursday. My Friday, which, incidentally, is what I had typed originally. I'm going to be more productive than yesterday. Hell, I've already been more productive than yesterday. I'm also going to stealth-gank some office supplies for my desk. Ok, actually, I already grabbed a pen and two jr. legal pads. So I suppose it really won't be all that stealthy. I can pretend, at least.

I watched Angel last night, but didn't watch Angel. Confused yet? I didn't watch the new episode, but I read a summary of it. I then watched a couple episodes of Season 3 and watched most of the special features for it. Good to hear that, apparently, the writers aren't too fond of That Old Gang of Mine. I didn't like that episode. It seemed way out of place and out of character.

I've been fiddling with ideas for Shadowrun. Considered making my Nun an aspected mage (sorcerer) as opposed to a full Mage. It could fit her purpose and abilities better. Of course, having never actually played tabletop Shadowrun, I could be totally wrong.

Well, I just started reading stuff and got distracted, so going to post this and be on my merry way.

Ditz Moment

I left my cell phone at home.

I think.

~_~

Take That!

Hah! I have been productive today!

*acts all pompous and stuff*

And for my next trick, I will completely blow off the next 45 minutes until my "weekend" begins.

...

And now my phone rings.

Dumb work.

San Francisco Treat

SAN FRANCISCO, California (AP) -- In a bold political and legal challenge to California law, city authorities officiated at the marriage of a lesbian couple Thursday and said they will issue more gay marriage licenses.