Nonetheless, I feel the documentary pressures of the blog demand a full accounting of what I did with my weekend while Monique was off in Milwaukee:
Saturday
- Slept in
- Ate some cereal on the porch and read the paper
- Checked my fantasy baseball teams
- Walked Katie the Beagle
- Ate a salami sandwich
- Watched some afternoon baseball (White Sox vs. Cubs)
- Read comic books
- Ate some nachos
- Took a nap
- Watched the Tigers play the Astros.
- Posted a bit on a fantasy baseball board
- Sat on the porch and watched the Commerce Lake fireworks
- Fixed the subwoofer on my movie surround sound
- Checked the subwoofer fix by watching the pod-racing scene of Star Wars, Episode I: The Phantom Menace.
- Got sucked in and watched most of Phantom Menace (I must confess that I fast-forwarded through a lot of Jar-Jar Binks) plus 1/2 of Star Wars, Episode II: Attack of the Clones.
- Went to bed
- Comforted beagle, who was quite distraught that Monique had not yet returned.
Sunday
- Slept in
- Read some of the Sunday paper
- Listened to "The Puzzler" on NPR Weekend Edition
- Ate brunch on the porch (fried egg sandwiches on English muffins, and some cantelope)
- Read a bit more of the paper
- Watched some of the Sunday-morning talking heads
- Took Katie the Beagle for a long walk
- Ate some watermelon
- Watered the potted plants
- Returned the neighbor's goldfish
- Watched the Tigers play the Astros
- Lay in the hammock and read some more comic books
- Cleaned the kitchen
- Made a pizza pie (today's ingredients: artichoke hearts, eggplant, mushrooms, yellow bell pepper, onion, salami)
- Ate some pizza pie
- Watched the rest of Attack of the Clones.
If you paid $10 for tickets to this movie, you should demand a refund. I guess a skilled screenwriter might do something with "returned the neighbor's goldfish" but I have a hard time seeing more than a brief Saturday Night Live skit coming out of that item. It hardly feels like a full-length feature film.
And, speaking of feature films, I've got Star Wars, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith fired up and ready to go. Gosh, I hope it ends well for Anikan and Padmé. They seem like such a nice couple, I'm sure it'll turn out all right.
It sounds like a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteWe had an unexpected girls' night here when Rich took Shea to a friend's birthday party. We expected the boys to be gone all night- what with the frolicking and merriment and all. And how did we whoop it up here? I let Atlee stay up and extra hour until 10:00. At 9:00 or so, she, Greeley and I all enjoyed some evening Apple Jacks. Greeley and I watched a little Law and Order and went to bed. Wild women we are!!