007 - Bond, James Bond

For starters, the title has nothing to do with the actual blog post here, I just couldn't pass it up.

Well, it seems like no one is reading my blog, and I think I like that better than having tons of readers. This way, if I screw it all up, at least no one knows. I will press on, for my own mental health, because this is a good way to get thoughts out of my head.

Yesterday I acquired a PS3 from a friend of mine and got to play some games that I wouldn't have access to otherwise. For that, I am grateful. However, I will not return this game system anytime soon, because this game is pretty awesome. I will probably play it day and night for a few weeks until I bore of it, then I will get another one. So if anyone knows him, don't tell him. (You don't know him, and you wouldn't tell him anyway. I know you too well, reader.)

On another subject, my wife's school is out, but since she's teaching in this summer academy thing, she will get to keep teaching for 4 more weeks! Yay stress! In my opinion, they give teachers the summers off because otherwise, they would eventually go crazy and end up shooting up the post office, or drive their car into a farmer's market somewhere. It takes a special kind of crazy to be a teacher, and my wife has plenty of it to go around. We make a good team because of that. If I had married a sane person, all of my eccentricities would be exposed.

Other than that, work is fine, church life is fine, and everything is basically... fine. At work the other day, I read about 50 pages of an autobiography from a local war veteran / newspaper publisher. In reading about his life, I realized that my adventures have been SO dull compared to his. At first, I was a little disappointed in how little I had experienced in my life up to this point, but then I realized: I wouldn't change anything up to this point. I have done almost everything I had aspired to do (graduate college, get married, work in museums), and I really am truly happy with where I am at this moment. This is a big change from how I felt a few years ago. But that is another story for another day.

Now it's time to work for another 6 hours or so, and then prepare for the TRG meetup tonight. Thursday is one of my favorite days of the week!