Shaun Lewis: the Man, the Myth, the Legend

Well, it’s Monday and it’s Valentine’s Day. That’s pretty exciting if you ask me.

Really, I haven’t done much lately. I don’t have that much to write about. This weekend, I just did the usual stuff with Jason and Jacki. Probably the most exciting thing I did was purchase Anchorman on DVD. I really do like that movie—it’s quite funny. Well, I should say it has funny parts; the whole movie itself is actually kind of boring and contrived, but the funny parts make up for the middle. My favorite character is, of course, Brick. My favorite scene is, of course, the big fight scene. Really, I don’t know a better fight scene. If you haven’t seen it, I suggest you try it—for me.

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Another Sunday afternoon…

Sunday afternoons have to be the most boring of all afternoons. They don’t pack the same sort of panache that other afternoons have. Really, I think Saturday afternoon is the best afternoon in the calendar. The only problem is the total lack of programming on TV. That is, however, a problem with Sunday afternoon as well. So, I suppose Saturdays suck if you don’t have anything to do. That doesn’t compare to the early closing times of stores that plague Sunday afternoons. This is particularly a problem in Athens–luckily, I’m not in Athens right now.

Unfortunately, being in Dayton is not a blessing. It’s interesting because I actually have fewer friends to hang out with in Dayton than in Athens. Furthermore, things are two times as expensive in Dayton as in Athens. Pizza is no longer $7, it is now $14. The activity that has the most severe damage caused by price gouging is my favorite pasttime–the movies. Movies cost as low as $3 in Athens, while in Dayton around $9. That is, of course, not including the gas spent driving the half-hour to and from the movie theater. Really, the biggest killer is the added gas money. I can live on one tank of gas in Athens for three weeks without any sort of problem whatsoever. When I come home, suddenly my gas disappears faster than I can pump it. The movies, like I said, are much more expensive, but the gas affects every single activity.

Really, it doesn’t bother me as much as I’m laying it out here. It’s just that it’s a Sunday afternoon and I have nothing better to do right now.