My computer was a little exhausted from going through all the pics from the MTV Movies Awards, but it was woth it, and they're all up on my site.
I honestly don't remember what I did yesterday. A lot of reading, and I'm anxious to get back to my book...
Speaking of books, I would like to be able to find a complete list of all the books featured on LOST. I haven't really searched around yet, but Wikipedia didn't seem to help me. I really though it would. Only a few titles are standing out to me; Through The Looking Glass, The Wizard Of Oz, Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret, Of Mice And Men. I may want to read some of these titles to keep the whole LOST thing going in my mind. I still haven't had the courage to watch the finale again, but I will soon.
Saturday, I was at my gma's all day pricing things for the sale. I had to reprice things throughout because my aunt has no concept. She also thinks that people are going to be lined up around the block for this thing...crazy. We're going back this weekend to hopefully finish up.
Today, C came over. We just like hung out, and chatted, and watched tv. Isn't that the typical? I mean, do people really do stuff? Doesn't everyone just hang. Anyway, she brought lunch and we watched The Hills & The City, I can't believe I sat through those shows. Then I got my pick of Jeopardy, and my sister goes, "You guys make me feel stupid for watching mindless garbage."
After Jeopardy, the news came on and we watched a little. The Van Der Sloot kid is just so eerie. The video of him just walking out of that hotel room like everything's just fine and dandy is chilling. And he told the person at the front desk, "Don't disturb my girl." I don't know how he's still walking around. I mean didn't he practically confess to killing Natalie Holloway? It must be a 'no body, no crime' thing. No actual evidence. C thinks that Natalie was just trying to have fun and drank way too much that when she passed out Van Der Slootn freaked. I agree that it's plausible, but the car tapes when he said that they'd never find that girl makes me think it was more pre-meditated than a 'OMG what do I do?' moment.