Regulations

I'm sitting here eating some Activa yogurt and wondering. Am I supposed to be eating this at the same time every day? If I don't will that just mess with my body? If that's the case they should put a warning on these things. But I really don't have anything to worry about. I got the Activa (psst Dannon. Activa isn't a word) because I like yogurt as a snack and there was a sample lady at the store Saturday and she had coupons. I'd buy most anything that is a variation of something I'd normally get if I had a coupon. That was a strangely constructed sentence.

Strawberry by the way. Wtf? Bifidus Regularis? Regularis sounds like someone trying to sound smart. Or when people say things like El Spoon-o.

Mmm. Yogurt makes me thirsty.

Enough with the damn yogurt already. I don't really have much to say, just sort of sitting here with nothing better to do. I'm going to bed soon to read and don't want to get sucked into homework (ha!) so I'm wasting some time. Boy. 8AM class is a pain in my ass. Though it's sort of nice in a weird way. Can't really dread going there since I wake up an hour before it starts. The day is done a little earlier which is nice. I'll be done with classes tomorrow before I'd even start them on Wednesday. It's a weird schedule but it has perks.

Uh huh. Moved on to some cream cheese won tons now. and more milk. I'm going to be seriously pissed if I get osteoporosis when I get old because I drink enough milk that I've been thinking I should just get a cow. (1% just as an FYI)

Alright. This has been a bit wasteful. I should just finish my food and then read my book. The Sun Also Rises by Hemingway. Just for the fun of it. Then after that on my list is The Last Nine Innings which is should be called the CSI of baseball according to a quote on the cover from the Library Journal. Picked it up because I like the behind the scenes look and then was pleased to find out also has a dramatic pitch-by-pitch account of the 2001 World Series. Just guess while I'd take a liking to the '01 World Series. Then after that I bought The Origin of Species by Mr Charles Darwin himself. I figure if I'm going to call myself a Darwin-ista then I should at least read the written word. (There are finches on the cover, go figure)

It is my goal to get all the classics. Well, maybe not them all but in that section of Barns and Noble on the West Side behind the reference desk, most of those. The Barns and Noble Classics. Cheap too. I like to collect things that I find useful. Tshirts, useful. Lighters, useful though I don't smoke... regularly. Books, useful and beautiful.

Right-o. I just distracted myself for ten minutes reading parts of the baseball book.

I am a dork.