Dream Weaver

Why the title? Because it's stuck in my head, that's why...thanks to Frogkisser's post. I also occasionally have the image of Wayne at a hard rock concert with "Dream Weaver" playing dubbed over the hard rock part of it. Anyway...

I'm at work, and I'm bored. Technically I could go home, there's nothing to do here after all. And I have in all of my hours. More than I need actually, though I might need them soon enough. But I have about 7 hours just from last Monday for this pay period, so not likely. Mainly I'm still here because I plan on going and playing some disc with the Womens league up here. I say up here, but I think it's downtown, so is it down here? Sounds weird that way. I haven't been in a while, and I want them all to know I'm serious, but frankly I think I'd rather play (notice I use this word roughly) tennis. Either the "play" part or the "tennis" part should be taken slightly as less. However, I got new cleats and I would like to try them out. Playing frisbee I should add, not tennis. This would be the third pair I've gotten recently. Sorry, the fourth pair. I seem to be rather picky on the matter. Anyway, I can return two of those, free of charge, once I get around to it, but who knows when I will. The point is that this pair feels nice. I think they're the ones. In the meantime, everyone (which really only comes down to three people) has new rackets now, and they are legitimate tennis rackets. I believe before there was a question as to whether the previous rackets were indeed badmitten rackets, but I do in fact think they are tennis rackets, if primitive ones at that. I've been to the tennis museum at Wimbleton, so I think I know what I'm talking about. Unfortunately I was not so lucky. I think everyone took up tennis recently, because by the time I got to the DI all they had were a few broken badmitten rackets, and two racquetball rackets. I chose the latter, making it the most tennis-y looking racquetball racket I could find--and out of the two I could find it was. So Phillip is short, but loved, and does the job. I would call it a tactic, to distract, but unfortunately my crappy tennis playing manages to distract enough by itself, and so it probably serves more as a question, or as a "that figures." Still, I wouldn't mind getting a Phillip II. Maybe I'll leave work to go buy a new racket.