Good Stuff

I love How To Train Your Dragon. It's so good. And I got to watch it last night while snuggled up with my wife. That made it even better. And we drank some Prairie Dogs before and during the movie. How splendid is that?!


My mother is coming with Schlotzki's for lunch today. She even texted me and asked me if I wanted anything special for lunch, and normally I wouldn't care, but today, Schlotzki's felt really good. One of the best things about Schlotzki's, to me, is how excited my wife gets when we go eat there. She loves Schlotzki's, and we don't eat out very often, so when we remember that we have a Schlotzki's in town, she gets all excited and the biggest smile in the world explodes on her face and she claps her hands and does this really quick breathing thing that can be best described as a rapid pant. That reaction is priceless, and one of the many things I love about that woman.


I've been listening to some good music today: How To Train Your Dragon soundtrack and Candy Girl by New Edition. I've gone back and am re-listening to the How To Train Your Dragon soundtrack, because it's really hitting the spot today.


I only had one can of diet Mountain Dew Code Red in the fridge this morning, and normally I would take two with me to work, but, so far, I've made the one can last all morning. Sure, I've had to sip it and nurse it, but I still have some left. I love that soda.


I bought a lottery ticket yesterday with nickles and dimes. I was very happy that I have enough wealth and abundance to buy a lottery ticket. Because I KNOW that I am going to win the lottery jackpot. I just know it. And, although there's probably a way to win the lottery without buying a ticket, the easiest way to win the lottery is by buying a ticket. So in that way, I'm attracting that which is already mine. I have wealth. I have abundance. The lottery jackpot is mine.


I like working on my telekinesis. It makes my head hurt most of the time, but if it gets too bad, I stop, so that's not a huge drawback. I like it because it feels like I'm doing something. I'm stepping forward into my adventure, rather than sitting on the sidelines. And when my abilities are actualized, it's gonna blow my mind. And then I'm going to show my wife, and it's not going to work. But then I'm going to perfect it, and then I'm going to show my wife, and it will work, and she'll shit herself. For real.


I have a Transformers toy that my wife got at McDonald's sitting on my desk. I like it because it reminds me of the time that she was here and we ate McDonald's together and it was fun.


I guess that's all for now. I like stuff sometimes. It's good to put that out there, cuz people should hear the good stuff more often.