That doesn't happen everyday

So recently I've decided to take a 3 day vacation to Utah. Why? Well, I'll be visiting a friend. For the first time. How we met is probably the nerdiest way ever. Ok, not really but it is odd, haha. It was on X-Box Live.

Nerd

(Or geek, I never know which term to use.)
It's not so bad, people meet online all the time now days. (Yes, that helps me sleep at night.)

The main reason why I decided to go is because I just wanted to do something spontaneous. My life has always been the same routine, over and over again. Risky? Yes, but I don't really care. I just need to get the hell out of here, even if it's just for a weekend.

I concur

Diana: Hey, I got a present for you.

Me: What, why? What's the occasion?

Diana: It's your going away present.

Me: Aww, you didn't have to do that.

Diana: I know but I still want to. Just promise me that if you plan on giving it away, give it to someone that will take care of it. Don't sell it in the black market either.

Me: Oh wow, are you giving me a baby?

Diana: Oh, it's way better than a baby. Haha, listen to me, so materialistic.

Rotting Away

Hmm, I wonder what class I'd be in at the moment if I was in school this semester. I think that today was supposed to be the first day of class. Move-in day was last week.

I can feel my brain rotting away since I'm currently not in school.

Hopefully, I'll be attending in August but until then, I would like to start reading some books. I just don't know where to start. So I was wondering if anyone out there could recommend anything? Doesn't matter what genre it's in, I'm open for anything.

Meteor shower tonight

That would be really cool if I get a chance to see it. This article says that the shower can be seen around 1 am, doesn't matter where you are. Just sucks for me because I live in a city and the light pollution might prevent me from seeing any meteors.

Doesn't that look awesome?
I hope that I'll see it tonight!

Neat discovery

Recently, 32 new planets have been discovered. And what makes these planets so special is that they could potentially harbor Earth-like environments. Although I think that we'll never get a chance to visit them since the distance is so far, the discovery is just amazing. Really, I knew this all along :P There's no way we're alone here in this universe.

These statements kinda irk me:
"I'm pretty confident that there are Earth-like planets everywhere,"
and
"The universe must indeed be crowded with habitable worlds."

Umm....no shit Sherlock! It's pretty arrogant to think that this planet is the only one to be habitable in the whole entire universe.
It makes me wonder if there are humans somewhere out there. Not specifically on those new 32 planets but in the massive universe in general. Who am I kidding? Of course there are. What I truly wonder is what stage are they in? Meaning, are they cavemen or far advanced than what we are? How do they communicate? What is their history? Do they have any wars? What is their society like? What are their morals? Oh man, I could go on and on with tons of questions.

Which brings me to this impossible to answer question. Is the universe infinite or finite? Honestly, I think it's hard to just imagine both. How can something continue on forever? The only thing I can think of that can do that are numbers but they aren't physically there. And if the universe is finite, then what's at the edge? Can you fall off? Float off? Haha, my brain is overstimulated with this thought. I guess we will never find out.