The Daily Life And Daily Emotions

Energy from good and bad emo­tions fight­ing for dom­i­nance fills me. Why can’t I just be hap­py or sad? Why can’t you tell me bad news or good news? I’m left feel­ing uncer­tain and doubt­ful.

I got sort of shaft­ed for my cryp­tog­ra­phy project, so I don’t have a group any­more. I might just end up request­ing to do the project alone, instead of with four oth­er peo­ple. I think that I’m men­tal­ly pre­pared to go through with such a huge step, it’s just whether or not I’ll suc­ceed that wor­ries me.

The con­sole par­ty is com­ing up this week-end and I’m get­ting stoked. We might be going out to a club after­wards, or on the Friday instead. The rides don’t seem to be falling togeth­er too well, so some peo­ple may have to be call­ing a taxi to get their TVs over here. I might be rent­ing Timesplitters 2, cause I hear it has some good mul­ti­play­er action.

I think that I real­ized that Joe Millionaire is the sleazi­est real­i­ty TV show to date. Lying to peo­ple, no mat­ter what about, even if it’s play­ing on their super­fi­cial­i­ty or mate­ri­al­ism, is just plain mean. I guess I see it as being sim­i­lar to entrap­ment, which is ille­gal because of the moral impli­ca­tions relat­ed to look­ing for cor­rup­tion. And this show does it for prof­it. Yet I enjoy watch­ing. I think it’s how nice a guy Evan seems to be. At first when I saw the show, I did­n’t think it would work because I believed that the audi­ence would be sat­is­fied with watch­ing the last episode only, the love vs. mon­ey point being the entire premise. But the more I watch, the more I root for Evan, like a broth­er I nev­er had, try­ing to get that date with some cute girl he hap­pened to meet.

The most con­ve­nient Loblaws for me to get to is closed until the fall for restruc­tur­ing. There are actu­al­ly a few oth­er gro­cery stores that are clos­er, but none are as close to the tran­sit­way, so walk­ing to the bus stop with bags in each hand becomes a has­sle. I may end up going to a much small­er one with less vari­ety, or just doing some online gro­cery shop­ping.

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