You know, the only reason why I'm not updating that much anymore is because I have nothing to type, really.  Nothing interesting is going on in my life, and I'm not really the type who records her thoughts on any new episodes of TV shows.  

So the only thing that ever happened to me this week was finals for first semester, which I am thankful to say are now through.  And this weekend has gone really well because I have no homework, basically, so I'm getting a lot of stuff done.  Well, not really.  I'm back to playing Oblivion and all; Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Chaos Bleeds.  I also watching this one show mom recommended to me, which is called Bordertown.  Basically, from what I've read on the show, it lasted three seasons.  And each episode, when they aired on TV, were half-hour episodes.  So far I like it, except for the part where the DVD set is made up of two episodes from season 1 and then it jumps to the episodes from season 3.  That really pisses me off.

So far I like it (like I said before).  For some odd reason, the U.S. marshall reminds me highly of Jayne.  And Bordertown is about this town that sits on the border of Canada/U.S.

I'm also getting through NCIS like wildfire.  I still need to watch the Studio 60 episode from Monday and Eric's been forever bugging me about catching up with Battlestar Galactica season 3.  Every time he's like, 'Watch Battlestar Galactica and tape NCIS instead.'  And each time I've been, 'No way.  I'm not going to do that.'  Well, not exactly the words I'd say, but each time I would say, 'I'll catch up with it on my own time.  Quit bothering me!!'

And then he'd leave the subject alone until the following day, in which he'd again proceed to bug me about catching up with the season.  But, truly, I will catch up with season 3 on my own time.  I mean I've already just finished season 2 (I've been...slow, you could call it *cough*NCISrulesmyworld*cough*), so I'm planning to get to season 3 as quick as possible.  Besides that, I still need to catch up with Heroes, Jericho, Ghost Hunteres, some of NCIS from season 4, Ghost Whisperer, and NUMB3RS.

Oh yeah, I now love the Dresden Files.  And Monk.  (The Sean Astin episode?  My dad and I watched that.  And next week has Steven Weber.  Whom I love.  Immensely.  But that's just me.)

Now that the show is on, it makes me want to read the books.  Which I have.  Only the first book.  I've got the second book in my possession, but I haven't read it yet.  I'm hoping that this summer I can take care of all my reading, seeing that I have a lot to read now.

EDIT: And today I got another phone call from Red Cross, asking me to donate blood.  My answers each time that phone call comes?  No.  It's not that I didn't really like donating blood; I loved the feeling of potentially helping out someone, but if the Red Cross is at anywhere except school, then I'm not going.  So far the next one at school is February 23rd, which I'm at a crossroads on this one because the last time I donated blood, I fainted afterwards.  I'm keen on donating again, but this time I'm not that keen on fainting, seeing that it was a scary experience.

You know, the only reason why I'm not updating that much anymore is because I have nothing to type, really.  Nothing interesting is going on in my life, and I'm not really the type who records her thoughts on any new episodes of TV shows.  

So the only thing that ever happened to me this week was finals for first semester, which I am thankful to say are now through.  And this weekend has gone really well because I have no homework, basically, so I'm getting a lot of stuff done.  Well, not really.  I'm back to playing Oblivion and all; Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Chaos Bleeds.  I also watching this one show mom recommended to me, which is called Bordertown.  Basically, from what I've read on the show, it lasted three seasons.  And each episode, when they aired on TV, were half-hour episodes.  So far I like it, except for the part where the DVD set is made up of two episodes from season 1 and then it jumps to the episodes from season 3.  That really pisses me off.

So far I like it (like I said before).  For some odd reason, the U.S. marshall reminds me highly of Jayne.  And Bordertown is about this town that sits on the border of Canada/U.S.

I'm also getting through NCIS like wildfire.  I still need to watch the Studio 60 episode from Monday and Eric's been forever bugging me about catching up with Battlestar Galactica season 3.  Every time he's like, 'Watch Battlestar Galactica and tape NCIS instead.'  And each time I've been, 'No way.  I'm not going to do that.'  Well, not exactly the words I'd say, but each time I would say, 'I'll catch up with it on my own time.  Quit bothering me!!'

And then he'd leave the subject alone until the following day, in which he'd again proceed to bug me about catching up with the season.  But, truly, I will catch up with season 3 on my own time.  I mean I've already just finished season 2 (I've been...slow, you could call it *cough*NCISrulesmyworld*cough*), so I'm planning to get to season 3 as quick as possible.  Besides that, I still need to catch up with Heroes, Jericho, Ghost Hunteres, some of NCIS from season 4, Ghost Whisperer, and NUMB3RS.

Oh yeah, I now love the Dresden Files.  And Monk.  (The Sean Astin episode?  My dad and I watched that.  And next week has Steven Weber.  Whom I love.  Immensely.  But that's just me.)

Now that the show is on, it makes me want to read the books.  Which I have.  Only the first book.  I've got the second book in my possession, but I haven't read it yet.  I'm hoping that this summer I can take care of all my reading, seeing that I have a lot to read now.

EDIT: And today I got another phone call from Red Cross, asking me to donate blood.  My answers each time that phone call comes?  No.  It's not that I didn't really like donating blood; I loved the feeling of potentially helping out someone, but if the Red Cross is at anywhere except school, then I'm not going.  So far the next one at school is February 23rd, which I'm at a crossroads on this one because the last time I donated blood, I fainted afterwards.  I'm keen on donating again, but this time I'm not that keen on fainting, seeing that it was a scary experience.