In an attempt to work on the Sabbath day, I was subconsciously thwarted when a the evil little pixie inside my head made me leave all the important information I needed at home. So here I am, all equipped to be very productive, and I have been thwarted.
Can't say I'm too displeased about it really...
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Last night for some reason I was compelled to buy the DVDs to NBC's new hit series, Heroes. I told myself I would watch ONE episode and then start on my alarmingly overdue. I ended up with blood shot eyes at four am, glued to the idiot box, occasionally reaching out to gulp down cough syrup. Eventually my mom came out and yelled at me, so I was forced to go upstairs. But her coming out was extremely timely, because it was the end of the DVD No. 4, Episode 11, FALLING OUT, where they have caught the EVIL SYLAR (who sucks everybody's power) but he has kind of sort of broken out, and Peter Petrelli (the sensitive new age hospice guy who doesn't really have powers of his own) has just found out that HE WILL DESTROY THE WORLD.
All in all it was a very good show.
I have to say, since watching it, I've been thinking about De-Al (?)'s powers, which is my favourite. Where you can sort of step through solid objects, like walking through walls, and reaching through metal doors. Specifically for me, this would come in useful so that I can reach into the ATM machine to take money when my bank account is low. (That was the only use for the power I could think of... I guess I don't really deserve super powers anyway).
Wait... just thought of another use too, today, I was lying down on the couch, and the remote control was on the other side of the table, blocked by the back of the couch. Now if I had the super power, I would have been able to reach through the couch to get the remote control. But due to the unfairness of the universe, I had to get up, walk around, pick up the remote, and settle down back on the couch, which was such a waste of time, energy and a source of frustration.
Random pictures (from the depths of my old picture vaults.

Bee, in her younger days when she was a bundle of innocent doggy enthusiam. Now she is older, wiser and more crafty, liberally using her feminine doggy wiles to get bits of food and getting out of doggy trouble
Oh how she hated that bell. Squirrels could tell she was coming a mile away...