Sap or romantic?  A friend used her definitions of the two (when I asked) to describe some of what she thinks (or doesn't) of me.  It wasn't a pretty picture.  I'm glad she said it, sorry I come across that way (so selfish), and hopeful that it's not really that bleak.

How was everyone's weekends?  Mine ended up feeling like the beginning of summer vacation.  I'm not used to the 'working world' yet.  It was so nice just relaxing in a backyard yesterday, eating, enjoying company.  It felt somewhat familiar- like it could have been my family, but I didn't know many people very well, and the average age was less than half of my relatives.  It was a good opportunity to meet new people, but it was also nice because it was a generally quiet experience- little talking.  I was steaming when I arrived, and am sure it showed even through my sunglasses, but I eventually cooled off.  I had to take a long walk later that evening to work off more of my attitude.  There is a church nearby that has what seems like fields of lilacs adorning its garden- such a great variety of colors/shades, that even though most have wilted now, the few remaining in the sea of green leaves make up for it.  and then the goslings.  I watched the Canadian Geese families for a while.  Those goslings are so cute with their fuzziness and imitating their parents and little tweets!

The DaVinci Code film disappointed me.  boo.  I was so excited about it, despite the reviews, but I can see that they were on the right track.  Where was the action?  the excitement?  the cohesion?  There was definitely potential there, and I was impressed with what I saw, meaning if I didn't try to make sense of it, but wanted to check out places in Europe or guys beating themselves up- I'd definitely be impressed by the stillshots.  Although I was falling asleep, it was hard to keep up with what was going on- even with the background of reading the book.  So that's that.  Overall good night and great tiramisu. :)