Monday Stuff, Movies, Shopping
Aug. 31st, 2009 09:33 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kybearfuzzMonday was pretty busy, a big cue of how the rest of the week will go. I dread tomorrow as I'm expecting some drama and fireworks at the office. Such is life. If it were always on an even keel, I suppose it would be boring.
I had a follow-up appointment regarding my ultrasound from a few weeks ago. Nothing troublesome, just hearing the results from the actual doctor who sent me for the exam. All is well.
After the appointment, I went for a jog and then decided to hit a movie. The Final Destination in 3D was pretty good. Same formula as the other three, one guy foresees a horrible, death-filled event at a race track. In getting his friends and a few lucky others away from the track in time, he saves them from an immediate death, but one-by-one they meet an untimely and creative demise on their own. It's violent fluff, but entertaining. I'm not sure I'd buy it, but I'd see it again. There's no extra scene at the end.
After the movie, I wolfed down a dinner at Qdoba and then headed to Kohl's to do a bit a shopping for my upcoming overseas trip and found a nice green shirt that will go well with a favorite tie of mine. I'm still looking for a few things, but I have nearly a couple of weeks to go.
My last stop was the comic book shop. I found a couple of 1970's back issues of "Superboy and Legion of Super-Heroes" that I didn't have, so it's been a grand day for a Monday :D
I had a follow-up appointment regarding my ultrasound from a few weeks ago. Nothing troublesome, just hearing the results from the actual doctor who sent me for the exam. All is well.
After the appointment, I went for a jog and then decided to hit a movie. The Final Destination in 3D was pretty good. Same formula as the other three, one guy foresees a horrible, death-filled event at a race track. In getting his friends and a few lucky others away from the track in time, he saves them from an immediate death, but one-by-one they meet an untimely and creative demise on their own. It's violent fluff, but entertaining. I'm not sure I'd buy it, but I'd see it again. There's no extra scene at the end.
After the movie, I wolfed down a dinner at Qdoba and then headed to Kohl's to do a bit a shopping for my upcoming overseas trip and found a nice green shirt that will go well with a favorite tie of mine. I'm still looking for a few things, but I have nearly a couple of weeks to go.
My last stop was the comic book shop. I found a couple of 1970's back issues of "Superboy and Legion of Super-Heroes" that I didn't have, so it's been a grand day for a Monday :D
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Date: 2009-09-05 01:13 pm (UTC)And I wonder if you enjoyed the first two more because they were written by the same person, Jeffrey Reddick. I actually went to college with the guy, though we were not much more than acquaintances. It's nice to see someone from my neck of the woods do well.