Dear Diary . . . day by day

Monday, May 15th - Past - Present - Future, future, future
Exercise log:
Nothing physical. Well, thank gods that weekend is over! Not that I'm sleeping very well; I got all of 2 and a half hours of fitful sleep last night. I got maybe 5 fitful hours on Saturday and maybe 4 or 5 on Friday. I knew this weekend had the potential to suck ass and I'm sorry to say it did.
I never did write that story I was going to write on Saturday. Fuck. It would've been a good one, too.
Ok, looking forward: Despite my exhaustion, I plan on working out tonight. It helps get the stress out of my body and I feel better for it. I hope to eat dinner. Maybe pull some weeds. Read. Then go to bed. I'm very excited about this schedule, and I hope that sleep part at the end goes really, really well. Seriously, I want to be asleep by 8pm. I hope my housemates aren't planning a party.
Tomorrow is yoga and Buffy. Yay.
I hope to have Jeff over for a fresh salad and dinner either Wednesday or Thursday. It depends on his schedule, on whether or not he's free. I hope this works out, as he's really such a soothing influence on me these days.
Speaking of influence, I'm hoping to write this week. Maybe I can get enough rest to coax that story out of hiding (it ran screaming after the events of this weekend, which I was afraid of). I could use a good story right now.
And, finally, some pre-good news (or pre-news that will be good if it happens): Jenna and Melissa are in the final stages of procuring a new apartment - 5 blocks from my house! Walking distance! Do you know how good it will be to have a couple of cool female friends living WALKING distance from my house? Ooooh, I'm so excited! I'm really hoping they get the place!
That's it. Looking on the bright side. I'm concentrating on the present and the future these days, as those clouds behind me don't need me poking around in them any more; I hate getting soaked by the past.
I'm currently reading:
The Parable of the Talents (Book 2 of the, um, Parable series) by Octavia Butler
Put on hold:
Martians (short stories based on the Mars trilogy, which I just finished) by Kim Stanley Robinson

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