ReFlex Smash!

Two hours and ten minutes past Ideal Time; went early to the AMC to see Hulk, or more correctly The Incredible Hulk. Fairly good day, I guess; the movie . . . linked with Iron Man. I still liked the Ang Lee version, no matter what other people say . . .

Going for 10, it looks good, so I'll keep it short again . . .

My most recent Usenet posts . . .:

Re: More Garfield-derived insanity

FOOB - Lynn Explains it all!

Did 37 push-ups today . . .

'Til next time . . .

Yes!

Only one and a half hours past Ideal Time . . . this with a shower, on a day I could have skipped it! Cleanliness is next to godliness indeed!

Still, there are a few other things I've meant to catch up with, not to mention it's a Brain Age Day, so I'll keep this short anyway. Today bodes well, so a long post may yet come soon! However, I do feel the need to see You Don't Mess with the Zohan tomorrow, primarily for Robert Smigel's involvement. While this could throw schedules into chaos again, if I get another good morning tomorrow, things should get interesting. The Incredible Hulk is a must next week.

Anyway, my most recent Usenet posts . . .:

Re: Early reviews of Kung Fu Panda

Fast Track (6-5)

Stone Soup - Shoe/Sock-eating Tree?

Day by Day (6-4)

El Goonish Shive (6-4)

Did 100 crunches today . . .

'Til next time . . .

First Real Post . . .

Well, it seems the key to a good day is getting up on time, and now that I finally started setting my alarm again after those weeks of late nights, it's coming through! I value a good night's sleep highly, and fear of setting the alarm after all those late nights had left me getting up late too often, and concurrently going to sleep late. So, that's that.

The goal, of course, is to be out of the shower by 8:00 AM (let's call it, "Ideal Time"), which still doesn't bode well when a teaching job comes along . . . eventually . . . hopefully; anyway, I was out by 10:20 today, so that makes it a "2 hour late day," made worse by prescription pick-ups that needed to be done as well. Anyway, Iron Man tomorrow; unlike Harold and Kumar last week (missed), this one's a must.

Finally, happy May Day! For those who forgot, this is the true Labor Day, at least for most of the world. Though the US celebrates it on the first Monday of September, it's a great irony this country that won't celebrate it properly is the originator of May Day. To be exact, the Haymarket Affair of 1886. Just another historical tidbit, for what it's worth . . .

Anyway, 'til next time . . .

(pretty good for a true first post! I guess . . .)