I was driving to work this morning and while stopped at a red light glanced into my rearview mirror into the car behind me. The sun was shining, so everyone had their visors down. Anyway, I glance behind me and all I can see of the woman in the car behind me is the bottom of her nose and her mouth (and chin, neck, etc., etc.-the point is, I can't see her eyes). And her mouth was set in a frown. But it wasn't a frown like she was upset, it was just that her mouth turned down naturally. It made me wonder. Is she unhappy? Has she always been unhappy? When did her mouth start to turn down like that? I hope my mouth never does that. Even when I'm not actively smiling, the very corners of my mouth generally are turned ever-so-slightly up. Which is a good thing. And I want it to stay that way.
Of course, right now I'm just coming out of my afternoon slump. It usually hits around 2 and goes until 2:30, but for some reason was an hour late today. Maybe because I spent my lunch hour wandering around in the gorgeous 70-degree afternoon and the energy lasted an extra hour. Anyway, right now I'm just amused by the recap for the first episode of Smallville on MightyBigTV. The show is immensely fun to mock and the recapper is great. I'm stuck on this part: "[Lex] says that Clark gave him a second chance. Then, piercingly, he gazes at Clark in adoration and says, 'We have a future together, Clark.' In bed." Hee!
Um, oh, good news! My last dentist appointment was this morning! I don't have to go back until a regular cleaning in March. YAY!!!
Current song in my head:
"Where Do We Go From Here?" from the damn Buffy musical (it was excellent but if I so much of think about it, one of the songs will be trapped in my mind)