Last night, I had a dream. In it, my mom was going to prison, and I had to drive her there. It was the day before she had to turn herself in. I’m not sure what sparked that, but it was very… not fun.

Later in the dream, I fell in love and got married. Soon after, I realized we’d rushed into it, and I had to relive loving someone even though the relationship isn’t working. It… hurt. A lot.

I was supposed to see my godmother this morning for the first time in, what, 6 or 7 years now, but the chemo made her pretty sick. We’re all going to go Monday evening instead. I’m kind of nervous about it, but that’s just me. Reguardless of who it is, I feel trepidation whenever seeing someone I haven’t seen in forever.. I never know how I’m supposed to act. I’m disappointed that we didn’t get to see her today, but it was an enjoyable morning nonetheless.

I’ve been trying to read more lately. I read The Da Vinci Code last Sunday. It was interesting, yet disappointing. I finished Thank You For Smoking last night. I very much enjoyed that book. I’d like to see the movie, but my movie-seeing partners are dwindling in number.

Speaking of movies, I saw Mission: Impossible 3 last night. It wasn’t a bad movie. The story wasn’t too unbelievable, the acting was… meh. The action was good, though. And who can hate a movie that filmed in Hampton Roads? What is it with Tom Cruise and Virginia lately? Part of War of the Worlds was filmed in Lexington, and now M:I 3 in Chesapeake/Norfolk.

A funny thing I noticed last night: the love interest in the movie looked somewhat like Katie Holmes. I wonder if that was by design, or just a coincedence?

I can imagine Tom Cruise demanding that she dye her hair dark brown or get cheekbone implants before he filmed a single poorly-acted scene, jumping up and down on couches, spilling placenta everywhere, shocking his assistants with jedi-like lightning effects.

I bought a couple new domains last month that I haven’t yet had time to do anything with. jrsmith.info, which will take the place of the About section here, and abillionthings.com, which will be my first real Ruby on Rails project, once I get around to deciding what I want to do with it, exactly. I’ve bounced from “glorified to-do list” to “amalgamation of all things” to “absolutely nothing” and back again. I just have a lot of stuff, and I’m tired of having 15 different accounts at 15 different sites.

I’m not very interesting or entertaining.