Blogging, Bongos and a Bigger Spoon

I am lazy, I'll admit it to anyone, but I have refined laziness past lack of motivation, past a skill, past a art to a zen like form of laziness.

I'm lazy, I'm so lazy I didn't want to go down to walmart and buy a new video game. I did however go and get said video game and then did I proceed to play bongos until I had beaten every level on easy, and quite a few on hard.

I'm so lazy that I got up and walked all the way back to the kitchen to get a bigger spoon because it was taking too long to eat my soup with the small one I had.

I'm so lazy that I read on the bus because reading makes time go quicker when I don't have the energy to do nothing.

I'm so lazy that I will write a blog every day for a week and avoid writing down any of the stories or songs that are in my head.

I'm so lazy that I will do something right when I'm told because the act of bothering to set up some way for me to remember to do it later is too hard.

Today work was relatively uneventful, I talked to one of the girls I trained for a bit, read for a bit, and then told the guy behind me how lazy I was. So lazy in fact that it was too much effort to convince myself not to go down to Wal*Mart and buy myself the new midway arcade treasures game (It has quite a few great multiplayer games and I wanted to have at least a couple more before the Youth group borrows my games tommorow night [I was invited to youth as well, I fully intend to go because even if they are 12 or 13 it's still SOMEBODY to play with]) and also as an impulse I bought myself Donkey Konga with the nifty bongo controllers.

It is very important to note that I really, really like music games. REZ, DDR, EyeToy Groove and games like them are things that I enjoy doing until I can't move whatever part of me was used to play the game (in the case of REZ that would be my brain and greater nervouse system). It's a very fun game, and like all these games I like them because they are fun for those who don't usually like video games. I am a missionary for the video game industry and it shows. In any case that meant that when they came out with something for GameCube that fell under the "everyone can play this game" category I obviousely needed to aquire it.

Anyways, then bussed back to billings, roller bladed home, took a bath and then proceeded to sweat myself up again playing bongos for I'm guessing a couple hours or more.

In other news, I now have inplicated 2 of my friends into the world of Ragnarok online which means I will probably acctually comunicate with them more but in a less meaningful way.

ONLY ONE MONTH UNTIL THE RELEASE OF THE NINTENDO DS!!!

Currently Reading: Guards Guards, by Terry Pratchette

Benjie