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Sep. 19th, 2005 12:59 pmIt's been a weekend. Not too terribly much happened but I feel obligated to discuss, nonetheless.
Made a mistake and saw The Exorcism of Emily Rose on Friday with the Big Lug and some of his friends. The movie freaked me out so badly that I slept on my couch on Friday and Saturday nights with all of the lights in my apartment on and the tv providing some background noise. Thankfully, last night I was able to sleep in my own bed and even turned the bedside lamp off.
LSAT class was fun on Saturday and by fun I mean dull because we were going over the two things that I kick ass at. However, the instructor flirted with me which was entertaining. Shame the course isn't graded. Just goes to show, the one time I get hit on by an instructor it's when I'll get absolutely nothing else out of it. Though it does nicely bolster le ego.
Now for some weekend TV talk:
( The Emmys )
( Lost )
( Rome )
( Supernatural )
And, just so you know, I adore Justice League and Saturday's new episode was great for many reasons, including the fact that it reminded me of this story by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
hackthis.
It might just be a decent week, all things told.
Word Origin of the Day: Recipe - "Receive," "receipt," and "recipe" have a similar background, all variations of the Latin verb recipere, meaning "to take" or "to receive." "Recipe" arrived in English in the 1300s but in its original use, meant about the same as "receive." In the 1500s, this use evolved, now referring to instructions about or formulas for medicine. The current meaning pertaining to food arose in the 1700s.
Made a mistake and saw The Exorcism of Emily Rose on Friday with the Big Lug and some of his friends. The movie freaked me out so badly that I slept on my couch on Friday and Saturday nights with all of the lights in my apartment on and the tv providing some background noise. Thankfully, last night I was able to sleep in my own bed and even turned the bedside lamp off.
LSAT class was fun on Saturday and by fun I mean dull because we were going over the two things that I kick ass at. However, the instructor flirted with me which was entertaining. Shame the course isn't graded. Just goes to show, the one time I get hit on by an instructor it's when I'll get absolutely nothing else out of it. Though it does nicely bolster le ego.
Now for some weekend TV talk:
( The Emmys )
( Lost )
( Rome )
( Supernatural )
And, just so you know, I adore Justice League and Saturday's new episode was great for many reasons, including the fact that it reminded me of this story by
hackthis.It might just be a decent week, all things told.
Word Origin of the Day: Recipe - "Receive," "receipt," and "recipe" have a similar background, all variations of the Latin verb recipere, meaning "to take" or "to receive." "Recipe" arrived in English in the 1300s but in its original use, meant about the same as "receive." In the 1500s, this use evolved, now referring to instructions about or formulas for medicine. The current meaning pertaining to food arose in the 1700s.
