If she had the proper words to say,

Plain Cheerios are just not good. They really aren't. I put sugar on them, but they're still not great. Give me Honey Nut Cheerios any day!

I've got five Coke caps here on the desk that need to be entered into My Coke Rewards. Philip brought them home from work this morning.

My monstrous headache from last night is gone. Finally. I'm glad to have turned that corner, and it will make today much easier.

I'm enjoying the Lord of the Rings trilogy. I borrowed the books from Brett (very, VERY well-loved copies, I should point out), and I'm getting pulled in. I wanted to read the books before seeing the movies, so I've started them finally. If all goes well, I suppose I'll have another fandom... like I need one. Ha!

Thanks to some wonderful new pieces lately, I've become immersed in fanfiction again. Wooo, Dramione - how I'd missed you!

I've now put over 150 CDs worth of music onto the iPod. I can see the end now. I'm only putting on those CDs which Philip likes - I figure he won't mind if a few of my favorites aren't on there (Sound of Music, Evita, West Side Story, Britney Spears, flute stuff). ;-)

So I've just been sitting at the computer, reading Book Five and popping in a new CD every few minutes. And what I have discovered, folks, is that you can reach a very obvious point in fanfiction - for example, I can tell that I must've read too much fanfiction in the last year. How, you ask? Well, because as I'm sitting here at my desk reading Book Five, I go to grab my computer mouse EVERY TIME I need to turn the page of the book!

I didn't have Annie over for a sleepover tonight. I called her sometime this afternoon, and I begged off due to the anticipation of ( girly problems. )

I've not been reading LJ hardly at all these past 3 days. In fact, I've nearly ceased to exist online at all since I started this iPod stuff. It just makes the internet much too slow. It kinda stinks that I'll just be sitting there at work for over 9 hours, and if I could only take this stuff to work with me, I could finish it all in that time... but I can't. However, it *is* nice to see the end of it now, and I'm sure Philip will really appreciate it when he gets it.