Hm, I did a few actual things today. Most involved work. Ugh. But it wasn't that bad. Helped outside doing yard and gardening work. Clipping hedges, raking, bagging leaves, etc. After that nothing much until Twyla came over. I guess those are the most of the main points of my day.*grin*

Well in lu of Scott's list of things to do while bored, I shall list my own list of bordem quenching ideas:

• Go in an elevator and stand next to someone. Look them over carefully from head to toe, then slowly back away screaming "You're one of them!"
  
• Put Jack Horner in a dome shaped room and watch him go mad.
  
• Visit a nursing home dressed as the grim reaper.
  
• Acquire a microphone to the church's PA system and scare the **** out of the pastor.
  
• Get a group of people with balloons and a huge check and visit some random house. When the person answers, realizes what going on, and starts screaming, ask if this is the home of Frank Myers. When the person says no, turn around and walk away.
  
• Go to walmart and get a sticker from the old lady. Immediately leave and come back in getting another sticker, repeat until she notices and then deny the whole thing.
  
• Rig your watch to beep on the hour. When it does no matter where you are or what you're doing drop to the floor with your hands on your head screaming "It's happening!".
  
• Go to a swimming pool and open a bottle a bottle of yellow food coloring under the water. Blame it on the kid next to you.
  
• Wear a suit and an earpiece and go into a store. When in crowded areas occasionaly hold your hand to the earpiece and demand absolute silence.

*just smiles*
*happy*
Try some out, let me know how they go. `` Well that's it for now.

Later.*kiss*

Hmmm..
"Go to a swimming pool and open a bottle a bottle of yellow food coloring under the water. Blame it on the kid next to you." Which in turn will probaby close the pool for everyone. hehe. Maybe it would be a nice relief to some tired lifeguard...
» Bremma on 2004-05-30 11:21:19

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