Ironman(Which is the reason for the question) was a great movie. Its about time a comic based movie was done well. There is a new batman movie coming out and another hulk movie coming out. I'm skeptical about both but the Hulk movie does look better than the last one. (But really, how hard could that be?)

I went to see Ironman with a friend and it was a good thing he was along because my tire went flat in the parking lot of the movie theatre. I would probably have called my brother otherwise but he figured out where the jack was and how everything worked. It would have been nice if I had the truck manual. I wonder if I can get another one of those somehow.

We then went to a friend's house and played some Munchkin and geeked about WoW.

So, the honest answer to the above question...probably not a lot different. I'm sure something would change and maybe it would be something major. But I remember being in a wheel chair for a while and having to get help from other people just to get around. I thought then that when I got out of the chair that I'd do a lot more stuff that required walking and moving. It did change my views on having to stand and walk and I still occasionally feel grateful that I can do so without complications. Overall though it seems that once a crisis has past we tend to go back to the way things were, far less changed than we expected to be. I suppose that's for the best or every revelation would create a major life change.