No, But I Stayed In A Holiday Inn Express Last Night

I suppose it's a bit late, but as you may have guessed (or noticed, as the case may be), I'm back in Ohio for Spring Break. Friday I flew back to Columbus (on a 737 this time- it pays to go to the bigger airports), where my family picked me up and drove to Lancaster for a 24-hour mini-vacation. We stayed in a Holiday Inn Express, and though I did not accomplish any super-human feats the next day as the commercials would have me hope, there was an indoor pool and free breakfast.

So far I've done very little resembling productivity, but I've spent a good portion of my time either asleep or hanging out with my friends (at least those who didn't ironically go to Florida for the week). I've also had the opportunity to catch up on missed episodes of Monk, House, and Psych- just about the only reasons for watching TV these days.

Other than the relative monotony of everyday life, which makes for a great break from school but a lousy blog post, I don't have much to tell. I could go off on a little rant about how it was 30 degrees in mid-March yet the first I had seen snow falling in 2 years, and days later it's in the 70s, but I think I've covered the bizarre weather phenomena of Ohio and the globally warmed/frozen world at large enough already, and besides that everyone knows the rising temperature is going to kill us all anyway, unless permafrost gets us first.