destinations

so i just saw harry potter. i'm very annoyed. it was obscenely disappointing. maggie suggested we take a copy of the book, highlight everything that they left out, and send it to them. i'd rather throw it at the backs of their heads. oy.
i'm done with exams! it's summer! i need employment!
the time since i escaped from my precalculus exam has been well spent. sleeping in (well, once), seeing movies, mulching, laurelei-ing (i'm next year's president, by the way! for my feelings on this, read my post on getting players board head ... it's about the same level of disbelief and excitement), and spending time with friends that i don't see nearly enough of.
i highly recommend going with your instincts. it seems to work out very well.

on the way home, i realized that i was only driving down the road in pursuit of the stop sign at the end that would get me that much closer to my destination. but what if my destination was before that stop sign? the street would be completely different. are we just driving to our destinations, regardless of what could be on the path? and how do we know if we're passing by our true paths by focusing so much on our assumed destination?