I accomplished much over the Bachelor Weekend™, if watching several episodes of Mystery Science Theatre 3000, eating white cheddar popcorn, playing Wii until the muscles of my body were reduced to a quivering gelatinous state unable and unwilling to follow my command and then topping it all off with Raiders of the Lost Ark can be seen as an accomplishment. I think we all agree that it can.

If you took any of that seriously, one of us needs to have their sarcasm checked. Ultimately the weekend did not live up to expectations. It all became a bit tiresome.

Susie left for the Buckeye State this morning. Her daughter is receiving her Masters and the graduation ceremony is this weekend. Also, it gives her a chance to see the kids and the rest of her family on Mother’s Day.

I got home from work at approximately 6:00pm and Bachelor Weekend™ officially kicked off.

Aside from work on Friday, I’m not entirely sure what I’ll do with myself over the next three or so days. I did stop at the library to pick up some entertainment. I’ve been dipping my toes in the wide world of Battlestar Galactica lately, with the current season. I’m somewhat up-to-date on the history of the show (having studied wikis and TelevisionWithoutPity recaps) but I’ve not watched very much of the three previous seasons. Unfortunately the time to catch up will not be this weekend, the library only has season 2 on DVD. For shame!

So instead I picked up some Mystery Science Theatre 3000 discs. I haven’t watched the show since it went off the air while I was in college. I’m interested to see if it still holds up. I could have taken the easy way and grabbed one of the episodes I know I love, but I chose to borrow episodes that I’m not familiar with. We’ll see if Mike, Joel and the bots can still bring the funny.

When I need an excuse to leave the soft glow of my television, I also checked out a book by Dan Kennedy. He’s written for McSweeney’s and after hearing his interview on the Sound of Young America I thought I’d look into his books. The library did not have his latest, so I had to settle for a previous memoir.

Even with all this, I expect I’ll be bored to tears by mid-day Saturday. Drive safely, but get home soon, Susie.