Looking on the brighter side.

Despite the challenges that this weekend has thrown at me, I'm feeling good for the most part. Here I am again at old faithful... Starbucks. I really like coming here as opposed to having internet in the house and staying there. It gives me a chance to actually get out and be somewhere social, though I don't do much socializing here. I guess the downside of being here often is the effects that all the Starbucks food/drinks will have on me. Sure, it's all good. But just like everything else, it's good in moderation. I've been working out regularly for the most part which is good, but things like too much Starbucks and not eating right doesn't really help. I need to get this cooking thing down so my working out isn't going to waste. Maybe I'll find a workout buddy so I can actually get into some real good strength workouts. Oh well, at least I got the machines. =)

For as long as I can remember, I've been known to not have the greatest memory. I'm aware of the hazards that come with this... condition. And guess what, that darn bad memory has caused some commotion. Oh well. I guess nothing too serious, but it was something that was discussed. Not going to get into the details, so back off. =) I don't know, it just sucks to not have a great memory. Weird, I can remember certain things, but things that seem important I don't seem to remember as well. Why oh why?!

I tried the Blackberry Green Tea Frap... it was okay. Any suggestions on what I should try next? Maybe something more customed made? Or should I just stick to the good old Starbucks menu? I feel my arteries clogging up. That can't be good.

I watched the musical episode of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" last night. I love that episode. It makes me smile because it's just... enlightening. With that said, I leave you with this quote that I really like because it makes sense... to me anyway. I love musicals...

"Life's a song, you don't get to rehearse..."

I know I know... pretty deep stuff. =) It's true though, don't you think??