Boredom

I’m extremely bored at work, so I decided I’d make a post.  I really don’t know what to say.  I have seventeen more days to be a undergrad student and then it’s over.  A part of me is extremely excited because it’s been a weird, rough, and interesting five years.  Yeah, I’m a super senior.  Big whoop, want to fight about it?  I’ve only applied to one job since my last post and I did that half heartedly.  Well, only because people kept asking had I applied to jobs yet and my answer was no and it’s sort of still no, but I’ll see how that goes.  I still plan to spend the month of December in my undies eating Cocoa Rice Krispies and watching seasons 1 and 2 of Venture Brothers, season 1 of Pushing Daisies, and catching up on reading and all those movies that I didn’t have the time to watch before, but know I do. 

My niece’s birthday is November 22nd.  She’ll be three and I agreed to take her, my sister, and the other little one to the Cheese to celebrate.  I hate the Cheese, at least I hate it when there are dozens of kids running around and you can’t find yours.  My plan is to get there right before they open, play around for a few hours and then get the hell out of there.  Too many people make me nervous and too many kids make me angry.  I’ve decided as of now, I DO NOT want children.  I have enough nieces and nephews to last my a lifetime.

Thanksgiving is just around the corner.  Technically, my niece is a Thanksgiving baby, sort of.  Anywho, this holiday will probably be spent sleeping and at the hospital visiting my mom.  We thought she’d be out by now, but we were wrong and all we can do is wait and hope she comes home by Christmas.  I’m rooting for before I graduate, but Christmas is good.

I’m tired of typing now and I have a lot of work and studying to do.

Here’s a little quote that sums up my life right now…”He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it.”
-Douglas Adams (1952 – 2001), “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”