Summer

This summer vacation feels way busier than I thought it would.  Within the first two weeks, I’ve been out of the house for twenty-four straight hours on two separate occasions, and out for about twelve hours on two or three other separate occasions.  I had D&D the Tuesday before last and the Saturday after that, saw Spiro the Friday before last and the Thursday after that, went to the graduation parties of two friends, and stayed over some friends houses on other times.  It’s very confusing, and I’m not even going to bother going back and checking to see if I could even have done all of that. … Okay, yeah, I can’t figure it out; like I said it’s confusing.

I don’t remember really just when the times were that I went to do stuff with my friends, staying overnight at Richie’s house, usually.  We sort of just hang out, watch movies on Richie’s computer, play video games.  By we I mean Paul, Richie, Rob and I.  Sometimes not Rob.  We stay up past midnight, until it’s light outside.  Last night, a twelve-hour excursion, we went out biking at 4 in the morning to go and get food, wary of being seen by police and getting in trouble for being out after curfew.  Actually, we might have been safe; none of us know at what time curfew ends.  If we hadn’t gone out to get food, I wouldn’t have been able to stay awake that whole night, sleeping for about an hour and a half on Richie’s floor (under a blanket and with a pillow, though) at around 11 AM.  After that amount of sleep I was dirt tired going to see Paul, who had to go back to his house early morning.  I biked home to take a shower and finally rest, though not go to sleep.

I’ve seen an overwhelming amount of movies during these past two weeks, now that I think about it.  Including all mediums in which a movie can be viewed, I’ve seen The Incredible Hulk, most of Fight Club (surprisingly deep and good), Star Wars IV V and VI, House of 1000 Corpses, Devil’s Rejects, part of I am Legend, Kung Fu Panda, The Incredible Hulk (again), part of Disturbia, Diary of the Dead, and Be Kind Rewind.  So I’ve seen ten movies for the first time (including Fight Club in that), in less than fourteen days.  Spiro was determined to have me watch the original Star Wars Trilogy, and I was willing, so we made a marathon of that.

But I need to get away from all of this pretty soon.  I need to clean up my room, then I can start doing work for my AP Art class, and I want to start working at the cardshop too.  I won’t be able to just hang around with my friends for days at a time.  I also want to finally get my driver’s license.

But nonetheless, we’re going to see Hancock right when it comes out.  That’s gonna be awesome.