I once heard a quote about anticipation being better than actually having an event take place. For example, today is my "Friday" because I don't work again until Sunday so I am anticipating the arrival of my weekend. But when the weekend gets here I sit at home and play games or run errands or study or get stuff done. Don't get me wrong, it feels nice to not have to work. But I must say there is something about the "want" inherent in all of us that makes me feel so good. :)

So what do you say? Is the anticipation of something happening better than something actually happening?

That is true, Halo. Some of the best times I've had came when I least expected it. Maybe because when I expect something to go perfect, it either doesn't, or it's not that special because I expected it to happen.

I wish it was my "Friday", but it's just my "Wednesday":D