Forced blogging kinda sucks when you have nothing to talk about. Anyway I skipped one entry last week, and waited till saturday to write this one. I guess I'll make up for it by writing a few extra next week. Anyway the hard part is thing up topics to write about, especially since I've exhausted the things I can complain about (not really, but I've exhausted the stuff I can complain about without doing research so I don't sound like a dultz). Well let's try to use the next topic as a prompt. Community. Hmm, do I have anything to say about community?

Nope.

Ok so that covers that. I bought Megaman 9 yesterday. Megaman in all his 8-bit (but made in '08) glory. And it owns me. It's just as hard as all the old Megaman games and a bit unfair in places too. It took me so many tries just to beat the 8 robot masters, and now the "hard" part of the game begins. It's killing me. Definitely worth the $10.

I bought more food on Amazon Fresh this week. That service rocks. I've been here for about 2 months and I haven't had to go shopping for groceries cause Amazon will deliver it to me with free shipping. Anyway I had a problem with milk. You always need milk, for cereal and drinking and coffee creamer when you run out of half and half, but I don't really drink it that much, and it goes bad quickly and a gallon of it costs almost as much as a gallon of gas. So I found a solution. Soy Milk. It comes in a smaller container, it's about the same price per gallon, and, best of all, it doesn't need to be refrigerated once opened. It also lasts longer than regular milk when opened, and tastes a little bit sweeter and nuttier. It's not a perfect replacement, but it's a good enough drink for me. And I have half and half too for coffee and mac and cheese. But I'm a fan, and anyone who has never tried it should. Don't expect it to taste like milk though, it's different and good in its own way.

I fear I'm turning into a vegetarian hippie. I was raised on organic health food so the foundation is there, and I have family who are vegetarians and whenever I was with them we had to eat all sorts of interesting vegetable dishes. The problem is, I like meat way too much to go vegetarian, but that doesn't mean I can't have a lot of vegetables in my diet.

I should exercise more. The weight room at my apartment complex has 3 machines, but they al don't adjust very well to tall people, so I have to sit awkwardly at them and I don't get to use the full range of motion so it doesn't really help me much. What I really need is a few weights next to my desk that I can lift while I'm not doing anything else. Unfortunately that means either A.) biking to the store, buying them, then biking home (uphill for a few miles) with 40 pounds of weights in my backpack or B.) ordering them online then paying $100 for shipping and handling. I'll just wait till my dad comes up and have him drive me to the store to get that and other things I need such as a water filter, a microwave (this is a big one), and more sponges.

Well it looks like my brain just relieved itself all over the computer screen, so I'd say it's time to end this blog post.