I appreciate the need for secrecy

[jchrisobrien]

I understand that a lot of you may have had crushes on me out there.  I don't want to put you on the spot by asking you to note it, because that can lead to complications and awkwardness.  It's okay.  Let's say that I appreciate your interest, and just leave it at that.  Heh.

I worked out last night, and it felt good.  I'm easing back into it, but should get back on the wagon again, in a good way.  I hung out with theamazingjb.  Our attempt at ordering good takeout Chinese was thwarted, so we had great eat in Chinese at Grasshopper instead.  I am definitely going to eat there more often.  It will be a real chore not to get the same dish each time (the sweet and sour sensation is sooooo goooood).  Later we watched "The Return" with Sarah Michelle Gellar.  It's no good seeing her in a horror movie, I'm too used to her running AT things and kicking them, instead of running from things and flailing her arms.  She stills needs a sammich.  There should have been a lot more talking in the movie, explinations, puzzling things out.  Instead of being creepy, it was moody and slow.  Kinda neat, but lacking in tension.

Now for the rest of those yummy Grasshopper leftover.  Mmmmmmmm.

Comments

[talesinsdaughtr.livejournal.com]

Well, I'm dissapointed at the loss of an opportunity. Will there at least be a place to publically confess my undying love for your sangria? ;)

[silas7.livejournal.com]

By all means! :)

[theamazingjb.livejournal.com]

hmmm
boozey sangria.

hmmm
grasshopper.

hmm
smg making out with old dudes.
err
ick.

[silas7.livejournal.com]

See, now that was the "shocking supernatural horror" part of the movie. Much scarier than ghostly hands reaching through windows.

[sinspired.livejournal.com]

Of course we do... except for that pesky overconfidence...

How many traits was it worth, again?

[silas7.livejournal.com]

Only one point, it's a common flaw. :)