All I can say is that my life is pretty plain...

So, today is my first kinda day off in 6 days. Even though I have to go in for four hours this evening, I have the day off. I never realized how important a day off is - no, not to relax, but to get stuff done. I have so much to do for Spain. Last night I was thinking about all the stuff I have to do and I became a little overwhelmed. So, today I get to make a massive list of stuff I need to bring and things I need to do. This list could go on forever.
Well, I'm working 52 hours this week. You know, it's really not too bad. Besides the fact that I'm missing two different parties this Saturday night, I could do this every week. Well, maybe I shouldn't talk until Sunday, after I've actually worked the entire week. However, as of now, I feel alright with the hours. I only have 2 more weeks to work after this one. Then I'm taking off 2 weeks before I leave. I need that time to get myself prepared.
Anyhow, the other night I fell asleep at 9:30. I am being such a bum because there's really nothing else to do. Well, wait, I shouldn't say I'm being a bum. I've worked out pretty much every day since I've been home from Dayton. It feels great to have time to really work out. Hopefully I actually keep this up into next year. ES, if you are reading this, you have to make me work out this next school year. :)
Idol is on tonight; there are only three contestants left. It's weird that next week will be the finale. It goes by so fast every time. Also, the season finale of Grey's Anatomy is on Thursday. I am pretty excited!! Then, after next week, I'll have absolutely no shows I need to watch. That's when you know summer really begins - reruns.
I need to start taking time to look for internships for either the fall or winter or next summer. I really, really want to get one with a professional sports team. I think that would be absolutely amazing!!! We'll see. I'm going to start to look into it now. The early bird gets the worm.
Well, this is sufficiently long for really not saying much at all.

"Personally, I think if a woman hasn’t met the right man by the time she’s 24, she may be lucky." –Deborah Kerr