Read it and weep.

I've been told by someone (probably the only person that's ever seen this blog) that I needed to make an update. It's true, since I've not written on here for lengthy amount of time. So here it goes: This week has been one of the laziest I've had in a very long time. I've only worked about 8 hours this week due to cancellations and visitations during my shifts. I've been feebly attempting to keep myself busy by preparing (both mentally and physically :) ) for the Race for the Cure 5k run that's coming up in about a week and a half, but other than that I've done so very little. It's hard to keep my mind occupied when it seems to drift to worrying about the acceptance letter that I so dearly would love to receive...

In any case, it has been a mundane week. There has been very little to look forward to. When all of your friends are busy with work and school, and your work has been mightily diminished, it's hard to think of things that could keep you occupied, or at least not bored. I heard blink-182 might release a new song today... That would keep me interested for about 10 minutes. Let's hope some other catastrophes emerge that are slightly more compelling than the swine flu or Miss California's stance on gay marriage... Maybe another hostage situation? That was pretty interesting.

Jessica told me the other day that she falls asleep writing blogs that never get posted because she has so many "crazy things" in her head that she needs to get out. That makes me feel like quite the uninteresting person, because I'm not troubled by thoughts to that degree. It's quite the contrary -- I fall asleep pretty easily no matter where I am. I must be mundane. That's a pretty depressing thought - how mundane my life is. Maybe that will keep me up at night, thinking about how bland my life is and how I could spruce it up.