Yesterday, I saw a BMW 645Ci Convertible while I was driving and it almost made me crash because I was staring at the car and not the road. If I crashed, I could have died, because I wasn’t exactly going the speed limit. But talking about driving over the speed limit, this guy was clocked at 205mph by a cop in a helicopter!

And it’s no coincidence that I haven’t posted since the release of Sims 2. I don’t understand how this game is so addicting but once you start, you can’t stop! Unfortunately, I killed my first sim EVER this week. The computer was broken, I told her to fix it, but then she got electrocuted! That is very sad, but oh well, time to start on a new sim.

Finally, props to herman for finding this clip. It’s Counterstrike at KFC - so hilarious.

The homepage of my work computer is netscape.com and once in a while, it links to very interesting articles, like today’s, “Most Popular Baby Names of 2004.” I checked the site out to see what they said about my name and here it is:

Daniel
Origin: Hebrew
Meaning: God is my judge
Traits: Daniel is pictured as a good-looking, strong, all-American Boy Scout who is athletic, brave, kind, friendly, trustworthy, well-bred, intelligent, and easygoing.

Man, they are right on, except for the boy scouts part.

Next, I looked up my sister:

Elizabeth
Origin: Hebrew
Meaning: oath of God
Traits: The name Elizabeth has two different images: a beautiful, regal woman who is spoiled, proper, and very much in control or a pretty, old-fashioned woman who is friendly and nice.

Wow, correct again!

And since Debo wanted an update, I looked up her name too.

Deborah
Origin: Hebrew
Meaning: bee
Traits: Most people agree that Deborah is a good name for a willowy beauty who is dependable and intelligent. Some, though, think of Deborah as theatrical or even wild.

Haha, theatrical or wild…
If you want to lookup your name, click here.

There are a lot of phrases we say just for the sake of saying them, like “Have a good weekend.” We all probably say it to our coworkers before we leave on Friday, but why? Everyone obviously tries to have a good weekend so saying “Have a good weekend” is just redundant. It’s like saying, “Leave work today”, or “You’re a human.” DUH. And it’s not like I was planning on having a bad weekend, and then after you wished me a good weekend, I decided to have a good weekend. And what if you planned on having a good weekend but it didn’t turn out well? If your buddy asks you on Monday if you had a good weekend, you might feel depressed. There were just random thoughts I had on the drive home.