morning thoughts

I suddenly feel pressured to write truly interesting, entertaining, and witty things. Anna linked to my blog from hers, and now I'm afraid someone might wander over here and think poorly of Anna if I'm not clever enough. I'm not sure that I know how to be certain that anything I'm writing is worth reading, though, so I suppose I'll just keep writing what I hope my friends at home want to read. I'm writing this for them, after all.

The bus/trolley things that pass my window all have advertisements on them. Most of them I ignore. I ignore the Pepe jeans ad (which shows no jeans at all, just people making out); I ignore the Corpse Bride movie ad (which, from a distance, looks interesting); I ignore the Dove soap ad (Gentle meet Fresh; Fresh, Say Hello to Gentle). Every fourth bus, however, I watch for. Because on the side of every fourth bus is an advertisement for the new movie Lord of War. And you know what's on the ad for Lord of War? Nicolas Cage, because he's the star. It comes out next month, and you all know you want to see it. For Adam- I still have no idea about the Weatherman, but I'm starting to get annoyed. It's been pushed back for months!

It's really quiet here right now. There's still the city noise (there goes the Pepe jeans trolley), but the apartment seems super quiet. I'm used to hearing Dan's video games all the time, but he and Anna are both in New York. So it's just me and Patito. I think I'll go make some breakfast and figure out what to do with my day.

Poll: (leave a comment and tell me what you think)- Should I retake the LSAT? My score is between the 25% and the 75% of scores from last years admissions for the schools I want to apply to. I'd have to score at least six points better for it to have any impact on my admission. Is it worth spending the money ($115 to take the test) and the time (MANY hours studying) to raise it just a few points?