got in touch with my motorcycle insurance company, left a voicemail message for my agent to call me back. in the meantime i dug through my records again and found a few more supporting documents. this is one of the few times where i'm actually glad i don't throw anything away (although my organization could still use a little work). i made copies and assembled a packet of evidence for the insurance company.

for lunch i had a serving of grilled kielbasa + canned sauerkraut + toasted english muffin, washed down with a smoothie. by late afternoon i was in belmont again for dinner.

i wasn't planning on watching the return of jay leno, but figured i should at least catch the first show for historical reasons if nothing else. here's the weird thing though: i didn't hate it. his jokes aren't funny and often times cringe-inducing, but the truth about late night talk shows is i tune in to see the guests (tonight: jamie foxx, lindsey vonn), not the hosts. leno feels familiar despite his shortcomings. he's not annoying enough for me to want to change the channel. and in the end, that's why i think leno will survive this late night fiasco after all, which may or may not be a good thing for conan o'brien down the road.