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This evening I played for a while with this Wii at work with Chris. Nintendo gave us one, since we do some work for them. It's really cool, I was fairly impressed. Graphics are OK, nothing too spectacular, but appropriate. The gameplay is what's best. Tried the bowling and the boxing games, and they are a ton of fun. Highly recommended, especially if you have a sibling or friend to play with all the time.
So, the Chase branch at 34th and 5th Avenue has the strongest heating ever. When you go in afterhours in winter, the heat is always blasting at full power, and it's super-hot inside. It's a really nice thing when you first get in from the cold streets. But then, if you have to do anything that takes a minute - like a deposit - you start sweating profusely, it must be at least 90 degrees in there.
I noticed last year, and I was curious as to whether the same thing would happen this year. It hadn't been cold enough yet, so their heat hadn't been on - yes, I had checked it out at least once a week 
. Today it was finally on, full blast, exactly the same as last year.
Anyway, I thought everybody would be quite interested to know
Watched the Barcelona FC game at Nevada Smiths today with a friend, it was great, even though it ended (deservedly) in a tie. It turned colder and windy last night, but it's not too bad. I went out shopping this afternoon and evening, but couldn't find anything I really liked so I came back home empty handed. Got pizza at Giusseppe's and watched Cars, what a great movie.
I am debating whether I want to go out for a bit, we'll see.
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