My computer ate the title...

Be warned, you are not about to go weak at the knees with envy of my weekend. This post is probably only for die hard Silvia fans...and psychologists...and the FBI.. oh okay, you can all stay and read it. Friday was easy going, I was meant to go clubbing but, couldn't be bothered at the end because of time, money, and some of the company. Stayed in with R instead and watched "Team America", fuck yeah!, and "the Hitchhicker's Guide to the Galaxy". I'd been wanting to watch both films for a long time, and I was not dissapointed. Trey and Matt really outdid themselves, I couldn't stop laughing and singing "America, fuck yeah!". About half an hour at Uni today was dedicated to talking about it with my classmates. So much for higher education.

The "Hitchhicker's guide to the Galaxy" is amazing, I think Douglas Adams would have been happy with it. Marvin is my favourite depresed robot of all time. I want to see both films again in Spanish, it would be quite interesting to see what they do to replace the English slang.

Saturday I stayed in because William had a cold and was being quite miserable about it, so I stayed in bedwatching "Snatch" with him. Well, not watching it with him, he was asleep, I'm not that BAD of a mother. I love England, and all the weird accents that live there, so this film just does it for me, but I reccomend it for anyone with a sense of humour and a penchant for gangsters.

Sunday was GREAT. Why is for you to ponder and me to know! This tidbit of info would have you going green with envy, but is of a slightly personal nature, sooo....

And today was also good, if not as spectacular as yesterday. Some idiot in Thought Development left their mobile on, and then wouldn't fess up, so the teacher dismissed us all, thus ruining my perfect record in this class. I'll be writting up the excommuncation papers later this afternoon...

Typing about writting up, I was cleaning up my room yesterday and found something I'd put down on paper a couple of years ago. At the time I thought it was rubbish sentimental crap, and I'm surprised I didn't throw it away. I still don't think it's particularly good, but it's not THAT bad. It gave me a good insight to how my brain worked when i was 17, and it's always nice to read stuff like that. Im putting it up for public scrutiny and just in case the paper copy gets lost, which wouldn't be unusual since I go through phases of getting rid of most everything I own, except for two changes of clothes and my books. This is due to traveling much, and a deep rooted hate of packing.

Theory of the Thermodinamics of Love

1st Law
When one is in love, the prescence of the object of one's affections produces lightheartedness, the so called"butterflies in the stomach" effect, and in most cases, an irrationalgood faith towards the human race. These are all side effects of the emotional heat energy that causes the heart to expand. This expansion is proportional to the love felt.

2nd Law
Emotional or physical distance between the person who is in love and the person thay are in love with produces the loss of of emotional heat. As a result, the atoms of the heart cluster together and the heart shrinks. Symptoms of this "heartache" are sadness, a feeling of heaviness in one's breast, and a sense of desperation. Shrinkage is proportional to the distance between the two figures involved in the romantic reaction.

3rd Law
Repetitive expansion and contraction will, over a long period of time or in frequent succession, result in the weakning of the heart's walls. This will, with certainty, allow the development of fissures, cracks and breakages of the heart.