Wow, I just looked at the clock and realized that I had not posted anything yet! Shouldn’t be a really big post as not much happened this weekend. The general plan was to take things easy. I still wasn’t feeling well after the freaking head cold I caught. Amy also had a take home test she needed to work on for school. Friday was very much the usual, gaming until pretty late. Which of course means that Saturday morning was a late morning. I accidentally got sucked into playing WoW a lot longer than I had planned on Sat morning (afternoon?) So we really didn’t get going till like 1pm.
So the plan was to get some stuff for the truck. I have been needing a specific thing for the truck for a while now and finally decided to just go get it. First stop was going to be . Not really my first choice but easy because of location. They had a decent selection, but I thought I might be able to get a better price at Tweeter. When I got to Tweeter I set about looking for the guy I always dealt with there. I believe his name was Brian. He installed some other things in the truck and was the reason I came back. Instead I got stuck with this moronic salesman who didn’t really know what I wanted. He proceeded to tell me about a system I didn’t want and how I would have to pay extra for a functionality that I already had in the truck, but this new part would disable it so I’ll have to pay to have it turned back on. Needless to say, I walked out.
It got to be about time for lunch so we stopped at a new place called Pars. It’s a Persian restaurant on Lee Hwy. I thought it would be nice to try something different. I wish I had done more research about it though. It wasn’t that great. I ordered Kabobs and got an odd version of meatloaf. The dining area was nice, but I should have taken that we were the only people in there on a Saturday afternoon as a sign.
While our stomachs were busily working on digesting that lovely thing the Persians at Pars called lunch, we headed out to see Batman Begins. This was by far the best Batman movie mad to date. It was dark like Batman is supposed to be. It had just enough humor to lighten the situations, and it defiantly sparked a variety of emotions. Everything about the movie was entirely believable, the technology, the car, even the city. Nothing was so outlandish that you had to blame Hollywood for it. Just about the only thing I didn’t like was the event of Bruce’s parents dying. The original origin of Batman has him going to the movies with his parents. The movie they say was “The Mark of Zorro.” This draws the parallel between Zorro, a masked vigilante who cares for the people of his town, to Batman, a masked vigilante who fights crime for the people of his city. The movie plants the seeds that grow into what Batman is. Outside of that, the movie was Awesome. Go See it!
Sunday wasn’t all that exciting for me. Amy caught the cleaning bug and went about making the house immaculate. While I tried to clean, the chest infection kept me tired and winded (That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.) One thing we did do was to Test out our new Tent for the upcoming camping trip. I’ll go into that more later on this week. Hope everyone had a good weekend!
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