I'm bored

There's nothing fun to do at night, especially since it's dark and theres snow. I ended up wading through the at least three inches of it to get to the car. My half baked ideas refuse to cook properly. So, I was wondering, what do you folks do on the weekends? Do you sit on the couch, listless, in front of the TV, or actively in front of a football team. Or do you sit in your room and dream about boys, like me? (JK) So, I spent my productive Saturday sitting on the floor in my room reading Alice in Wonderland. She has a five page conversation with her kitten. Five freakin' pages. Anyway, I went to a tournament later on, and spent three hours smacking a ball back and forth. My team won. Go Connecticut! Wow, now that I look back at this, the day was pretty much broken into two parts: pre and post tournament.
Skipping now to a random subject, I saw the trailer for the Hunger Games movie, and I didn't really want to see it. Now, the trailer's all exciting and everything, but that kind of stuff doesn't interest me. Speaking of which, am I the only one who hasn't seen Titanic? Honestly, I know it won Oscars and stuff, but there's been so many praises and good stuff about it, that it's making me sick. Did you know, that the Titanic is the one movie that makes men cry the most? (courtesy of Wikipedia) Men are supposed to be all hardcore, macho, and all that, but they just break down when they see this. I don't get it. BTW, why does Leonardo DiCaprio die in almost all of his earlier films (i.e., Titanic, Romeo and Juliet, others). Maybe it's because he's really good at dying. Hey, James Cameron, Steven Spielberg, and Leonardo DiCaprio should all get together and make a movie about the living dead. Then LD can die five hundred times and come back to life as a zombie. Then it would go on to win ten Oscars and then children will watch it and not be afraid of the monsters in their closets anymore, like in Monster's Inc. But I digress. No one will really read this stuff, so my mindless rantings will just be dismissed by the general public. Oh well.

This has been Kitty in Boots, over and out.