I am cleaning off my hard drive in preparation for an all-out defrag. I used to, pre-Robert, defrag almost every week. Part of the fun is watching the little bars and boxes rearrange themselves into neat bars and boxes, and part of it is seeing if it will really make a difference in performance -- as in, a difference even I can notice and appreciate.

Files full of stuff are now residing on CDs, with back ups for the ones I think are really good to keep in two places (like the 50 copies of my resumes for various jobs). Later on, I'm going to find a place to put up the screen shots of me and Rob from SWG :) You can vote on whether you liked his 'ho look better than the prettifying I did with image designer :)

Weekends sans cherubs are very laid back. I sleep in, do some laundry on Sunday, putter around looking up things for the little game, or playing one of the many games I have in half-finished mode. The other night I tried out Rachet and Clank on my upstairs PS2 and remembered why I'd paused -- there's this big boss-type creature that I haven't figured out how to beat yet. One thing that annoys me about R&C is that even when you save the game before entering something dicey, when you load your game up, it starts you back from the moment you landed on that planet or whatever. Which, to my mind, defeats the purpose of allowing you to save the game anywhere along the way in the first place.

There's so many things I want to do now that I'm only taking one class in school, that I can't decide what to do first. There's still some TV shows I want to watch on Tivo, besides the games on PS2 and XBox. I want to get Metroid Prime, but with all the other fun stuff to do, when will I have time to half-finish a game on GameCube too? :)

A big hug to my 'ster who is not feeling well (or feeling entirely too well, given the drugs of choice she's currently mainlining). Also, kudos to my niece Cydney, who made her stage debut Friday night as Tiger Lily in a production of Peter Pan! Wheeee!