technobarry

I honestly don't remember much else. I remember there's a part where one of the inhabitants of the below-world teaches this kid to see in pitch darkness, or maybe he Tophs him with hearing stuff or echolocation.

I think it was a series? It wasn't, like, a little kid's book, it didn't have any pictures. Think harry potter or eragon-ish.

I was at the gym earlier tonight, doing my daily 2 miles on the treadmill when all of a sudden, someone I knew from high school walked in and got on the treadmill two to the right of me. It didn't seem like they noticed I was even there, and she was engrossed in whatever she was watching on her phone, so I just let it go, right? Nobody likes being disturbed while they're exercising. So, for the next half hour, we both continue running, her completely oblivious to my presence and me running the whole situation over in my mind. Should I wave, or something? Should I try to get her attention, even if just to establish that I am there and haven't been staying knowingly silent this entire time? W

I mean, the show is based off the books, right? So as the show gets made, people who are completely itching to see what happens next can still just, y'know, go read the books, right? It's not as if they're badly written or anything, so why don't people just read the books when they're anticipating a new season of the show?

I was planning on going out tonight, going to go see a fireworks show with a few friends of mine. Then all the people in the group who actually wanted to see the fireworks canceled, so myself and the one other guy who was still in had a lengthy phone call in which we discussed maybe finding a party (I always try that because truth be told I've never really been to a party) or just going to one of our houses and playing video games, but as we dance around the elephant in the room like some sort of tribal rave, I finally said that I didn't really want to do anything and he said he didn't either, really. So we just kinda both called it a night and I drove back home.

Then, as I was driving home

Because I've been working out by running 2 miles on the treadmill every day for a while now, and while my abdomen and my calves have slimmed up considerably, I still have an inordinate amount of flab on my chest and thighs.(male, just to make that statement a little more weird). Should I change up my exercise routine to something that affects those areas with flab, or does it even matter how I work out so long as it burns fat?