Shaun Lewis: the Man, the Myth, the Legend

Today is Monday.

Been a bit since I’ve updated. Perhaps I should be a little more forceful with myself about updating. I’ll have to look into that. Of course, one of the biggest reasons I have not updated is because there is NOTHING new.

This weekend was definitely the weekend of a party-going college student. On Friday, I saw The Matrix Reloaded (which was rather good, except for the ending, of course). After that, I watched movies by myself in my dorm. On Saturday… I watched movies ALL DAY by myself in the dorm. Also, I planned my eating so I would have pizza left over for Indiana Jones because I have NO money to buy another pizza. On Sunday… I slept till 2:30 in the afternoon, then I watched a movie and went to fencing.

If it was not apparent from my fun-filled weekend, I have no life.

Fencing was very boring on Sunday. VERY boring. I feel bad because I was totally unmotivated the entire night. I would basically just stand there and block attacks while people were attacking. (GASP!) That means I didn’t live by my military theory, which is always take the offensive!… Oh well.

A note about my late sleeping on Sunday: I have been sleeping a lot more than usual lately. I’m really tired lately. I’m not sure what it is, but I do know they say sleeping more is a sign of depression. I don’t think I’m depressed though, because I don’t feel depressed. Perhaps I really am, and this is all a subconcious ploy to tell people I’m depressed without actually being depressed. I don’t think it is though, but that would be kind of awesome. That would mean psychology is an actual science and not a made-up way for people to get out of taking biology.

I honestly have nothing worthwhile to write about. This is kind of pathetic. I think I’m going to end this entry.

The only thing I have left to say is directed towards a friend of mine. We go way back. She once rescued me from a pit of alligators while we were filming a movie. Needless to say, she is the heroine in all my stories and I’ve developed quite an affection for her. I think it’s the hair… Anyway, “Cheer up, Talitha.”

The End.