this is not a haiku

when i watch movies and then don't watch them for a really long time i get sort of a stigma in my head to associate with that movie, for instance with eternal sunshine, i think i watched it during freshman year during those few months that were really shitty for one reason or another, and thus the movie received a negative stigma in my head and i haven't watched it very often since. then i picked it up for really cheap and decided to watch it and remember how fantastic it is. enough of that.

i've been getting really into golf lately. i watched the tournament at doral and got hooked on nick watney, this week i discovered sean o'hair and watched the fantastic brought-to-you-by-tiger-woods finale. its the perfect mix of relaxation and suspense to be endlessly entertaining once you pick a favorite or two and hope they do well. five or so years ago i would have said golf sucks and is boring. this is just another example of lara's individualized way of aging.

tomorrow i get a new computer! i'm breaking down and using some tax return money to buy a macbook. i've always wanted one and by always i mean since i saw how neato they were in college. also, i'm tired of always acquiring viruses from every other website i visit. also also, i get a free printer after rebate and i can still use my student id card for a discount on the computer and the in-store and phone tech support for three years! aaaand macs are just fun and neato and when i have one i will be a cool kid too. pretty soon you'll find me sitting at the spyhouse (not that i don't like the spyhouse) with a cup of tea (for here) listening/staring at my computer, my bicycle parked outside (because i bike to minneapolis all the time...) and i could go on and on with this, but i feel this is already overkill.

and with this said, no haikus tonight; i'm off to play some nintendo ds