I thought today was an interesting day and as I sit here near the end of it I am not really sure what made it more interesting than any other day. Still, it was interesting. I woke in the still hours before dawn and lingered in bed to watch the sunrise/ A good call with TR set the day in the right mood.
A shower, then breakfast, then off to see the new Mark Wahlberg and Denzel Washington movie "2 Guns". It was very entertaining in a bit chaotic, plot-wise. I'd recommend it as a popcorn movie on the strength of the two lead actors.
From there I stopped and got the car washed, then came home and watch an episode of Dexter with Tony. (Tony is in pay-cable exile right now). I followed that up with a long and lingering nap.
So, amid all that, what made the day interesting? The pure simplicity of it.
I just called in an order for pizza and I'm watched the end of the Woody Harrelson, Pierce Brosnan and Salma Hayek movie "After the Sunset" (2004).
I have no other plan for the evening. There is a Sinbad marathon on SyFy, so I might watch that or I might watch something down off the DVR. I've also been promising myself an evening spent almost entirely in reading and tonight might be that evening.
I am finishing up "Red Seas under Red Skies" by Scott Lynch, the second book in his Gentleman Bastards sequence. It has been a good read and looks to end strong.
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