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I'm Warn Out

My Three Day Weekend has defintley been three days. Friday morning, I woke up. Well, it was more like afternoon. 12:30 to be exact. I decided I would do all my laundry (which I have been putting off forever) instead of just washing the cloths I always wore. While my cloths were being washed, I cleaned my room too. This was definetly what I didn't plan on doing with my extra day off. Oh, but I didn't plan on the road trip that night either.

I had David stay over that night. We walked into town as usual, had dinner, I bought Finding Nemo on DVD, and we walked back. The walk back is about 30-40 minutes so we usually talk about girls and whatever. On our way back, we passed by a building where tree's and bush's were casting their shadows on the side. In the upper center half, there was a perfect shadow of a man standing in a trench coat, hands in coat pockets, with a gun leaning next to his side. We were awed by it, and when we went to figure out what was casting the shadow, there was nothing. We stood infront of every little tree, and blocked their shadows, but we couldnt even come close to intercepting it's shadow. Really freaky. There was nothing around to cast a shadow like that.

After we got back to my house, my mom came in asking "If you guys will go with me tonight, we can get rid of Justin!!!" I was like "Uhhhhhh." I thought she was going crazy and thinking about chopping him up and barrying him somewhere. David replied with "SURE! I'll go!" and I was still "Uhhhhhh?" I guess what she ment was we were gonna drop him off at his sisters house in Brighton. Thats a 6+ hour round trip.

We pulled out around 9:30, and we didn't get back untill 4 am. What really sucked though was we were in Molly's naborhood. It killed me to know that I was so close to her and I couldn't see her. I miss her so much. Dave and I fell asleep around 5 and slept till about 2 pm the following day.

After he left, Mom and I just sat around most of the day enjoying life without him. I played Castlevania Lament of Innocence and finally mastered that, while my mom let her ferrets loose. When Joey got home we went and got stuff to make taco's for dinner. That's the first time I had my moms taco's in a long time. I then let my mom get online and talk with her friends which she hasn't done in about 2 years. She was so happy. I folded my last batch of laundry while she did so.

She finally got off the net and let me on and I talked to Molly till about Midnight. After Molly logged off, I decided I would look up some stuff, and hit the hay. I must be really tired because I woke up at noon today. Missed Church again. Crap. But I feel refreshed. I haven't been able to sleep in so much in such a long time. It feels good.

Blogged by Marcus Morris at 2:37 PM