hoo hummm normal life

Strangely enough, after Monday I had a normal week. I went to the movies, went out to dinner, hung out with friends and nothing weird happened. I was relieved but a little dissapointed. I didn't have something strange to document..Well I did let a friend laugh at a cripple kid who had fallen over and knocked a display over. I thought he knew the kid was using the canes. My bad. Needless to say we laughed even harder later when he realized I had let him make an ass of himself. Ah yes, guilt the gift that keeps on giving.
I digress;
So yes normalcy was the name of the game. Right now it's just school and packing for camp. A little nervous about camp. Mostly about my health not cooperating. I'm pretty sure it'll all be good. I just have to remember to go the myriad of doctors appointments before the 24th. Other then that I'm sure things will go like most years.
so yeah, I guess I'll go muck about in my room and read some more George Bernard Shaw play thingys.
On another totally unrelated note I'm looking at getting a dog when I get back from camp. I've decided that since I'll be returning to St.Catharines at the end of the summer I'll need some more companionship for my outdoor endeavours. Walks aren't the same without a dog. It's going to have to be a small dog though. Our house can't handle a large one and it's easier to take them around with you if their wee things. I've settled on a breed that makes me giggle. It's called a papillon. It's a hardy small dog breed that excels in flyball and agility courses. Who knows, I may try that out. Well not me, the dog. I don't go for the whole chasing after things gig. Hence the reason I don't have a man in my life. Toooo damn lazy to chase them down. Anyways these dogs have these funny ears that stick out like butterfly wings, hence the french name papillon for the breed.
Just don't make fun of this purse size dog that is litter trained. I'll have it attacked trained to go for the jugular.
Note; don't see lords of dogtown unless you're reallly reallllly into skateboarding and it's history or like to see an uglified Heath Ledger and Johnny Knoxville. I liked it but only because of my brief daliance with the sport in my teen years. It did get tedious after awhile, the movie, not the sport. The sport just hurt me. Alot.