Ever take breathing for granted? Most people do unless they have issues breathing...and I am reminded of mine every time my bronchitis acts up...it's no fun at all...I went to work on Saturday, but I left an hour early because the last hour I was scheduled to be there, there was going to be three of us, so I decided to cut out. I came home and watched t.v. for a little while and then Michael and I rented movies and let me just say I am going to issue a hit on my friend who told me to watch catwoman...yeah...that's two hours of my life I can never get back. Then we watched Wicker Park which is ok, it just goes too damn slow and since I was nice and medicated with my friend the nasty original flavored Nyquil, I slept through about 15 minutes of it...but since the movie moved slower than my 75 year old grandmother, I didn't miss shit...well then Michael and I went to sleep. We watched Schindler's List this morning...which turned out to be an interesting experience. Michael and I had just woken up so my poor baby thought that the disc said widescreen on one side and fullscreen on the other...and since I had never seen it before and it's been about five years since he's seen it, we ended up watching side b before side a, so yeah...there were a few things that didn't quite make sense to me in the beginning. On that note, I would just like to say that you would think from that and events like the holocaust people would learn to stop judging people by what they look like or how much money they have, but no, it still happens and what is sad to think about is that it is going to continue to happen until the human race no longer exists and even then it will continue to happen in whatever species is roaming this earth...just kinda makes you wanna scream, cry, and fight if you really think about it. I've been told I think too much. Well after Michael and I finished watching the movie we decided that we didn't want to sit around the house all day and since we haven't really ventured outside of the Tacoma area in the two and a half months we've been over here, we decided to take a little drive north of Seattle and just see what was around here. Let me tell you something: Mt. Raineer is beautiful...and it's awesome that I can look out my window at work and see it...just a note. Well we rented more movies and watched Calendar Girls and Stuck on You...both were cute, however, the latter was a bit odd. So there is pretty much all that's happened to me in the past two days...I'm just glad that Michael had a four day weekend so he could be home with me when I feel like crap. Sick or not, we are scrubbing house and doing laundry tomorrow cause we have been neglecting it for the past two weeks or so. Let's put it this way...we finally got the portion of our stuff that the ARMY shipped about a month ago and there is still about seven boxes that need to be unpacked and we also got our comps about a month ago and the rebates our sitting on my desk, staring me in the face as I ramble on...so I think I'll send those out tomorrow...oh yeah...one other thing. Why can't people just be who they say they are instead of pretending to be cool and laid back, but act completely different when they are placed in a stressful situation...I think that's when you get a picture of someone's true character. Many people say that you can't believe things that are said or done in the heat of the moment...I disagree...9 times out of 10 the things that were said or done were things that the person wanted to do all along and just didn't have the gumption to follow through with the action...at least that's always been my experience. Now I'm sure I'll get some remarks from people telling me that I'm full of crap, but I disagree...think about it...it makes sense...