Boredom version 3.0

It would help if I knew how to spell boredom in the first place. But whenever I think of boredom, I always think of this really great quote by Terry Pratchett: "Human beings make life so interesting. Do you know, that in a universe so full of wonders they have managed to invent boredom." Ironically enough (would it be called irony?) it's the character of Death that says this.


This isn't to say that I never get bored. Because I get bored just as much as the next person, if not more. Ive tried writing something interesting or entertaining here for the past half hour, but I've come up blank. This weekend for me started on Friday. I went to Santa Monica with the bff and we got horribly lost in the parking structure and ended up running to my car moments before the ticket expired. That was fun.

Saturday I hung out with my parents almost all day. Lunch at Punjab Palace over by the Tyler Mall, then Best Buy to look at cameras. I'm stuck between two of them, but I'm leaning towards a smaller DSLR just because it has such awesome custom settings. Then I really wanted a rootbeer float. Like I would've killed for one.

Well, not literally.

I watched Tangled like three times and then decided to try and find the new BBC series Sherlock. Which was amazing. The BBC has a nice habit of picking actors with really nice cheek bones and hands. I stayed up watching two episodes, then went to sleep around 2 or 3 am.

Woke up Sunday morning around 10am. Felt like crap cause I hate sleeping in, but I have the ability to sleep for ever if I want to. And since I've been skimping out on sleep for the past few weeks I decided to keep sleeping for a while. I woke up a couple hours later feeling great, and the bags under my eyes are gone. Which is a big improvement from how I've been feeling and looking these past few days.

And write right (lol, see what I did there?) now I'm writing a blog entry which I haven't done in ages. So now, since this was full of complete crap I'll leave some fun stuff.

Go support Riverside's local independent bookstore, Renaissance Books. The owner is super friendly and was willing to order the book I was looking for since he didn't have it in stock. The current address is: 

6639 Magnolia Ave #

Riverside, CA92506

But the owner was telling me that he's moving to a new location, with more room since the current place is literally packed to the ceiling with books. The new location (I'm not sure when the move is going to be exactly though) is on Elizabeth and Magnolia, I think. Near the Goodwill store. 

By buying books from bookstores and not the interwebs, you're kind of supporting my future as a writer which I appreciate very very much. So thank you! I'm sending you a virtual hug.


Edit: The new header was made by my friend Gemma whose all sorts of talented with photo editing programs and artsy type things. Thanks Gemma, you're a doll <3