I had such the weirdest dream a few days ago.

( my explanation of the dream )

Week nine of the quarter just passed, and this upcoming week will be week 10, and then the week of finals will be the week after.  These past two or so weeks procrastination has become my dear friend, which is the reason why I've been watching so much Top Gear and Whose Line Is It Anyway these past few weeks.  Once spring break comes I'll just hide in my room and play games and catch up on TV shows and read non-educational books.

Speaking of shows, the new series Dirk Gently recently started.

( Dirk Gently )

The last episode of Top Gear series 18 is today 0_0 these past six weeks sure have gone by fast.

( Spoilers for series 18 of Top Gear )

So last night I hung out with friends I haven't seen literally in weeks (well, I saw one friend one time while coming home from school but the others I hadn't seen in weeks).

We watched some shows.  I finally showed my friends Top Gear (the amphibious cars segment, the one where they had to drive from England to France in an amphibious car).  Mike, as usual, showed My Little Pony (made more bearable thanks to this cognac/mountain dew drink he whipped up.  But seriously, I respect MLP for what it is: a cartoon.  But I don't think I'll ever start watching it religiously.  It's a good show to see once in a while, and it's bright and colorful, but I just don't feel like I have to start immediately watching it).

And the best part about last night was seeing an improv show.  I've never seen an improv show before (in person.  WLiiA doesn't count 'cause it's a TV show and I barely remember anything about the show I saw at California Adventure that had the WLiiA guys, so that doesn't count in my book as seeing an improv show) so I was super excited to see one last night.

And it was really good as well.  It was funny.  The only bad thing is that I stayed up super late last night and so I'm all groggy today, which makes me not want to write this essay for art history that's due tomorrow, or do any Russian homework.

I had such the weirdest dream a few days ago.

( my explanation of the dream )

Week nine of the quarter just passed, and this upcoming week will be week 10, and then the week of finals will be the week after.  These past two or so weeks procrastination has become my dear friend, which is the reason why I've been watching so much Top Gear and Whose Line Is It Anyway these past few weeks.  Once spring break comes I'll just hide in my room and play games and catch up on TV shows and read non-educational books.

Speaking of shows, the new series Dirk Gently recently started.

( Dirk Gently )

The last episode of Top Gear series 18 is today 0_0 these past six weeks sure have gone by fast.

( Spoilers for series 18 of Top Gear )

So last night I hung out with friends I haven't seen literally in weeks (well, I saw one friend one time while coming home from school but the others I hadn't seen in weeks).

We watched some shows.  I finally showed my friends Top Gear (the amphibious cars segment, the one where they had to drive from England to France in an amphibious car).  Mike, as usual, showed My Little Pony (made more bearable thanks to this cognac/mountain dew drink he whipped up.  But seriously, I respect MLP for what it is: a cartoon.  But I don't think I'll ever start watching it religiously.  It's a good show to see once in a while, and it's bright and colorful, but I just don't feel like I have to start immediately watching it).

And the best part about last night was seeing an improv show.  I've never seen an improv show before (in person.  WLiiA doesn't count 'cause it's a TV show and I barely remember anything about the show I saw at California Adventure that had the WLiiA guys, so that doesn't count in my book as seeing an improv show) so I was super excited to see one last night.

And it was really good as well.  It was funny.  The only bad thing is that I stayed up super late last night and so I'm all groggy today, which makes me not want to write this essay for art history that's due tomorrow, or do any Russian homework.