Okay, even I don't know what the title means.

Had a more low-key weekend compared to last weekend's flurry of activity. Saturday morning did a 13-mile run with Buddy and May Ling which was sooper awesome. I'd been feeling crappy since last week's slow run, so this was a good pick-me-up. (13 miles is a pick-me-up? That's so wrong....) Afterwards we went with Marc to Heidi's Pies where I had my usual Too Much Food breakfast. Mmm... so good. While there, I added another pie to my short Pies I've Eaten List. I think I'm up to 6: apple, cherry, pumpkin, strawberry, key lime, and now strawberry rhubarb. I was so full after that, I didn't eat for the rest of the day and I didn't feel hungry in the least. It could have been because I spent the greater part of the afternoon playing Katamari Damacy. Royal Rainbow!

Later that night I went bowling with Ryan, Camila, Don, and their buds. It was just further evidence that I am a very, very bad bowler. I think I got a 54 or something the second game. Granted I was pretty sleepy, but still. There go my dreams of bowling superstardom.

Sunday morning I got up a little later (after my Mom called me at 9:30 asking, "Are you LA? Oh wait. Is that in May?") and joined Yar and Kurtis for brunch at Stack's in Campbell. Had yummy Eggs Louis, which is basically eggs benedict with crab. Mmmmm... Afterwards I went to Brendan's house where he and Matt and I finished out season 3 of 24 with a marathon 6 episodes in a row. It was good, but depressing. To make ourselves feel better afterwards, Matt and I had dinner at Black Angus.

Since the weather has gotten nicer, I've been taking Enzo on long walks at night in the residential neighborhoods near where I live. It's a nice chance for me to mellow out at the end of the day, and just walk around and enjoy the California springtime. For all you local folks, I highly recommend taking nighttime walks. For everyone else: sorry you don't live in California.

Edit: This is useful for those of us who work with engineers: When a worker's odor affects the workplace.

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