I was recently invited to the movies with some peoples (I was invited at around 1:35 this morning, actually). I thought it'd be cool to go, so I said I would go.

Then a call at 3:43 PM informs me of the movie: Black Christmas. How ew. I didn't wanna see a lame movie like that (got a 17% on Rotten Tomatoes). I'd rather see Night at the Museum...which also didn't get that great of a score on Rotten Tomatoes, but better than Black Christmas. But I still said I'd go, despite not wanting to see the movie. Then I realize that if I went, I wouldn't enjoy the movie, I'd feel like a...5th wheel? I dunno. Plus, I've got a cold, and I don't wanna stand being more miserable (though I did previously say I "feel pretty good", which is true, and I don't wanna feel more miserable than "pretty good." But I thought that if I said "No", I'd feel bad 'cause I said I'd go when they asked me first. But then I made another realization that they probably only invited me 'cause they felt bad for me for not attending my party or whatever. I don't know. Whatever. In the end, my mom didn't want me to go 'cause I was sick, so I used that as an excuse (which isn't really an excuse, 'cause she really didn't want me to go, and was reluctant to give me money). I just used that reason instead of the other reasons so I wouldn't offend anyone.

But if they read my blog, they'll know the whole truth, but who the hell reads my blog?

Is this considered lying? I didn't lie to them. I didn't say, "I wanna see that movie." I didn't say, "I wouldn't feel out of place" or "I wouldn't feel awkward." But I feel that I misled them by only telling part of the story... Not like they should care. They were probably relieved when I told them I couldn't go.

Heh, you see what happens when I think too much!? Stupid thing is, I think too much all the time. -_-

BTW, it's not even Christmas any more. Black Christmas is lame. I wanna see Pursuit of Happyness, though. That one with the Fresh Prince in it. They misspelled "Happiness", though.