6.10.07

Sunday:
I wake up early, I know! and decide the day calls for some shopping, a trip to the $1 theater and you average run-of-the mill errand running merriment. I hit up Target to exchange the shirt I purchased wile there with my mother. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that the one I picked up was too big. Even better, it was now two dollars cheaper. I decide that my life is incomplete without some candles, so I stop at the Yankee Candle Co. to check out their BOGO sale. Of course they are not open, so I take this as a sign that maybe my life isn't as empty as I thought. I decide to check out Old Navy to see if they have the shorts I saw in Michigan that would make good sleepware. They do, and they too are on sale so I pick up several pairs. In an effort to give the old credit card a rest I decide it's time to kick it at the cinema. 300 is finally playing there. I was waiting for it to arrive, while I wanted to see it I didn't have the desire to pay full price. A dollar I can do. It was good. Gerard Butler had my heart beating a little fast. The wardrobe was a bit distracting at times and caused me to miss some of the dialogue. But it was entertaining enough. My mother calls me to let me know that she is back in town from her Michigan trip and to see if I can meet her at the garage where we both get our cars worked on. Having some time to kill I cannot resist the urge to revisit the candle shop. I pick up two, one that smells like grass and one that smells like lemonade. Eventually I find myself back home parked in front of the tv. I decide to check out the first episode of Traveler that was saved on the DVR some time back. The new ones have begun to air and I need to catch up. It seems like a really good show. I have no idea why I set myself up for this type of heartbreak. I know it's a summer show that ABC is trying to burn off. I know that one of the leads signed on to another fall show. I know it has no chance of coming back. But I still find myself getting sucked in.