{ I'd just rather not see. }

[delga]

So last night, whilst talking to The Dad - who, incidentally, runs his own business and yet is unable to open the attachments to his emails - I found out that my family is having a get together on Sunday. A get together! Thaat I cannot attend. Colour me woeful. They're going to Blue Ginger, and everyone will be there. Damn. Alas, I cannot get there, and I also have an essay due on Monday.

Speaking of essays, I also have Modernism due this Friday so I should really get my hind into gear already and, you know, possibly look at the question. This morning was Af. lit. and I really want to read this text because it's so interesting, and is based in Kenya where my parents were born so it has personal relevance. (In fact, I was talking to Dad about what I'm doing in class because he like neutral topics, and I mentioned Things Fall Apart. Turns out my dad studied a little literature at school; he was all, hey, that's Chinua Achebe! and I was all, dude, yes. It was an interesting phone conversation to say the least.) Anyway, I went to sleep around 2.30 last night, managed to sleep all the way through my alarm and woke up at 8.15. 8.15! I leave the house at 8. So I dressed, washed my face/brushed my teeth and pegged it out the door. Here's where my obsessiveness becomes ridiculous because I was still the first one in the room, same as every week. However, that did give me time to write five more Numb3rs drabbles, huzzah. Priorities, flisters, that's what it's all about.

Ha! I also got an email from SK yesterday which was simply hysterical. I think he was drunk when he wrote it. No, seriously. Normally he's fairly sedate but he was completely mocking my argh-no-time style of email-writing. Lots of apologies and references to wine. Good times!

Oh man. Yesterday was Thandie Newton's birthday. I suck at not having remembered. /dork

Anyway, typing up drabbles, getting ready for Modernism, napping omg and watching Torchwood already. (Have yet to see Spooks; please don't spoil me!) Oh! Also, for those on the iTunes kick (which, okay, no-one is, but I like pointing it out), Cabinet is now #1 with 614 plays to its name. Yeah, baby.