Drawn to Life

I just spent the last hour playing Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter on the Wii.  It's a fun little platform game that has you drawing various pieces of the world that have been stolen.  For example, I had to draw a bridge for the town in order to cross a giant cliff.  There are aspects of it that are difficult (at least for me), but for the most part, it's a lot of fun.  One of my biggest grips about it has to do with the looks of the main character.  You are hand drawn (either by yourself, or you can use a template), and placed into this cute little world.  I'd much rather be this cute little creature instead of a cartoon drawn hero, but that's the whole premise of the game.  If you can draw ( I can't), this would be an awesome game for you, because you can customize the different pieces of the world that are missing.  If you can't draw (like me) they were kind enough to include templates to use for all the missing pieces.   I still really like it for playing the first 2 levels.

I'm now sitting here getting ready to watch The Lost Boys for my Vampire Lit course.  It's the last film I need to watch, and then it's time to finish up my homework.  

Dade's been in bed for a little over an hour and a half or so, and it went rather well.  I was worried because Clint usually puts him to bed, and the routine of everything worked out so nicely.  But he gave me no fits or anything of the sorts.  He told me good-night, gave me a kiss, and rolled over and went to sleep.

I'm going to turn in somewhat early because I'll have Aidy tomorrow with Dade and I'm sure that I will be exhausted by the end of the day.  I already miss Clint and he's only been gone for a few hours, I'm sure come tomorrow night and Tuesday I'll really miss him.  Who knows though, I could be wrong, I might not miss him at all, once I get used to being alone! 

Alright, I'm off to watch this movie!