This is a train! It counts!

Ah,

String cheese

that yet isn't string cheese. (It doesn't pull off in strings. Being shaped like a log does not make you a string, it makes you a log. Dammit.) Oh, and I'm eating three of these monstrosities. They taste okay.

I wasted my anecdote earlier, because Sam told me I had cheated by not putting one in the post about dinner. I still maintain that that was in fact an anecdote...just a very short one whose core was "I read part of a book." But regardless, because I posted another story to make him happy, I don't have any left for this post, which sort of sucks because I have to write something.

I finally did manage to post for the Ghostriders. It wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. The actions were all organized and efficient, so they beat the hell out of the incoming Regults. Now they have to pick up Lynn Kaifun. hehehehehehe.

Sean asked me today if I wanted to finish up Pulp Fiction. I think maybe, now that I know exactly what's going to happen (because he told me), it might not be so bad to watch the rest. I guess I was reacting to it the same way I react to most horror movies: the tension is just too much for me. I don't know what the deal with that is. Does it mean that I couldn't deal with a high-stress working environment? Or are those two things unrelated? (I think I could deal with high stress at work if I enjoyed my job, but who knows?)

Hey, it doesn't have to be an anecdote...it can be a train of thought. This is a train...see? There are three cars. Four if you count this paragraph, and five if you count the meanderings about cheese. So there!