It's a Monday

Yesterday was fun, but not until 9pm.
All I did the entire day was wander around the apartment, occasionally yelling at my father, who has a charm for indulgence in all kinds of activities that hardly make sense and often gets everyone at home annoyed. Like the other day when we had a few guests coming over for dinner, instead of helping my mother and us with the cooking and the cleaning, he had the brilliant idea of getting tomato plants!..yes you've read that right, and so he did.

I had woken up at around midday and tried watching TV for a while but there wasn't anything worth watching. Heres the thing, weekends are supposed to be relaxing and people are meant to turn into couch potatoes with a mug of coffee, but ironically the worst shows are always aired during the weekends..something I'll never understand. My internet connection was messed up and so going online wasn't an option either. The breakthrough finally came for me at 9 in the evening when flipping through the channels I suddenly saw Bush amidst several little middle eastern girls dancing (No he wasn't dancing, the little girls were). As inquisitive as I am, I continued watching the clip that honestly, was kind of hilarious. Anyway the clip ends and I discover it's the Today Show with John Stewart. For the next half an hour or so I found it quite difficult to stop laughing. Heres the best of what I had seen. Bush was giving a speech in front of the american troops in Iran (Or maybe some other middle eastern country, I am not sure) and he says 'When history was written, the final page will say that the United States have fought for peace' (or something along the lines, I do not recall the exact words) if you still haven't figured out why I put so much emphasis on this particular sentence, read it again. Yes Mr. George W. Bush is actually combining both the future and the past in some insanse universe which goes beyond my apprehension. This coming from the President of the United States. Sadly enough, even me, a person from a third world country could acknowlege the simple mistake in enligsh..

After the show ended, I found one of my dearest friends online and we had a real fun conversation after a while at the end of which she called me. (the reason why it's significant is because she lives in Candana and I live in Bangladesh). I had another two hours of laughter!

However, coming to think of it, tomorrow is not going to be the least bit fun. I'll have to go back to college and my classes begin at 8 in the damn morning. After which I have to go to work and finish a 1500 word assignment, which is not really the main problem. What concerns me is working at the office because I just can't concentrate as much as I can when I work at home, which again is not possible for my computer is messed up and having much fun in ruining my life!

Its 9:15 pm now and even though today wasn't quite eventful, it wasn't a total bust either . Work was fun and I had my daily dose of 'Friends' and 'Seinfeld'. Now I am waiting for the clock to strike 10:30 and I can finally watch 'The Last Comic Standing' a show that I wait for every week. Yes you have guessed it right. I do have a thing for laughter! ;)