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And they all lived happily ever after

Well, today didn't feel like my life. It almost felt like I had stepped out of my own shoes, and into...Marcia Brady's. It was filled with pleasant little events that I know I seriously took for granted.

I woke up late, due to the fact that I was up until 3 am running a stupid virus scan on this thing--little sisters just don't know how to stay off of virus-ridden sites.

When I finally woke up, I chilled. Pretty much all day.

Then, towards the late afternoon, we convinced my mother to go miniature golfing with myself, my sisters, my sister's boyfriend, and his cousin. The ride there sucked, but the actually golfing wasn't so bad. Things just get tense with my family because two of us are always fighting.
We went home, my mother made this awesome-tasting dinner, and once we'd digested, we had a nice, family oriented game of volleyball. How lovely, right?

Then we watched the Phillies play the Nationals and win in 14 innings...Ryan Howard hit a walk-off two-run homer into the upper decks.

As much fun as today was, I think I'm read to step back into The Queen's shoes tomorrow. Forget Marcia Brady, HOLA LA REINALEXA!

PS- I need the sequel to Twilight, by Stephenie Meyer.

Comments

C. said…
The thing about my computer is that no matter how much it pisses me off I am completely dependent.

You read Stephanie Meyer? Part of me really hates those books, but I still read them. Did you know there's a third one coming out? In September I think.
July 26, 2007 at 2:10:00 AM EDT
SalGal said…
*whisper back* My daddy doesn't buy my books anymore... ;)

Funny you should mention Twilight, I just picked that up at the library today!
July 26, 2007 at 2:52:00 AM EDT
alexgirl said…
Hola! Sounds like a good day. I love mini golf, and pitch n' put. Awesome.

I thought I liked We Are Scientists, too. But live, they were nothing special. Kinda blah.
July 26, 2007 at 3:31:00 PM EDT
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