Ah, yes. Today I went to Boston Market with my dad to pick up dinner. And saw someone I knew from school working there. Then I went to see a movie. And saw a neighbor working there. And then I went into Borders. And saw someone from school shopping there. The joy, the joy.

Eh, well, for pretty much the first time since monday I actually did something productive today. I finished my first history assignment (the one due Tuesday) and did an overdue spanish assignment. And I went out with the dog. Which was actually quite interesting. Seeing as how there is no grass visible anywhere, as far as I can tell, and huge piles of snow, and half the sidewalks are buried. But the great part is, it's the first day of spring and it feels like it - it's warm, the birds are chirping, there's sounds of water gurgling as it flows by, past the huge white snowdrifts... Something of an odd combination. But hey, there's Colorado for you. And then going to the back and looking around at the half-buried trees and shrubs and lawn furniture. Yes, very amusing.

Eh, but, I also played Xenosaga for the first time today, and that was fun. Fun to beat people up, blow up things, watch the cinematics. Run around. All that good stuff. Perhaps I'll play it tomorrow as well, who knows.

I am actually rather happy that school is going back in session. Being trapped in the house with one's parents is not always the best way to spend a week. Even if it means you get to slack off. Plus, I know the teachers will be waiting for us with glowing red eyes, aiming at our hearts with pointy spears, poised to dump piles of homework on our writhing bodies. Erm... Yeah. I'm just a little worried there'll be a lot of homework is all.

Of course, I did get to see Nikki today, which is always nice. *cheers* Even if it means going to see Piglet's Big Movie. It was actually rather touching. The other denizens of the hundred acre wood realize that Piglet, even though small, is the glue that holds their group together! Hope remains for short people.