It’s technically Sunday as we are on the other side of midnight, and let me just say that so far I have had the most inactive, lazy weekend in, well, I won’t say forever, but in a very long time. 75% of my time has been spent lying down, either in my bed or on my couch, which is the honest truth. The other 25% has been spent either doing the dishes or that one walk I went for today because I felt guilty about finishing off the Ben & Jerry’s last night and wanted to walk it off. You may laugh at my expense. OH, and then I spent two hours today helping my cousin with an essay. I left the couch for that, yes.

However. Internet, meet my current favorite place on earth:

As previously mentioned, many hours have been spent on this cushiony cloud of soft materials and smell of IKEA, but what have I been doing? Well. I have been catching up on the latest episodes of the Wilson Phillips reality-show, Still Holding On. The amount of cray on that show is just amazing.

But, alas, things can’t be all fun and games all of the time, and after searching vigorously, I   finally was able to re-watch the Lauren Greenfield documentary about anorexia, THIN, from 2006. I watched it in 2008 and the pain the girls were going through just broke my heart. I wish I could find some information regarding how they are doing now. Anyone knows?

Tomorrow, I have plans. THANK GOD. I mean, doing nothing is nice and all, but I am beginning to go a little Chynna Phillips-cray myself.

Also, I have FIVE school days left in total before the exams. Three this week and two the following week. Hopefully time will go by fast.

OH NO! I just realized that today was “Earth Day”, and I have watched more television today than I have in ages + made like fifteen cups of tea. I give up, I am a horrible person.

Today has been a perfect example of my usual tough Sundays. I woke up at 11am, went outside once (in the rain!!!) to get milk and cleaning appliances (which I plan on using sometime) and for the last five hours I have been lying on my couch watching “Ugly Betty”, with my computer and a cup of tea. Sometimes I wonder just how I do it all. Oh, I also stole a bookcase from the bulk trash. That was tough, too. Now I just need someone to wipe the sweat off my forehead.

I am in the middle of composing an entry about this epiphany I had last night, but I don’t think I am going to be able to finish it tonight. Instead I am going to bombard you with (what I think are) pretty pictures that can brighten this place up a little bit. Once I have hit “Publish” I am going to go to bed and watch the episodes I have downloaded (shush) of the new Wilson Phillips reality-show. That, by the way, is the show to turn to if you want a show where the lines are delivered with the same authenticity as The Hills. I love those girls, though, it’s not their fault.

My walk home from school:

Yes, that is a car part attached to a hedge. That’s just how we roll. GET IT?