Sorry! I've been EXTREMELY BUSY the past few days. (Note: that was sarcasm because as most of you know, I despise when people say that to me. PLEASE.) Actually, I went home for the weekend to have my yearly eye exam. By the way, am I the only one who gets my eyes checked yearly? (Besides my almost equally blind brothers?) Because when I told people on Friday that I was going home to see the eye doctor they all seemed very concerned.

Anyway, I saw the eye doctor and ordered new contacts and new glasses. I am very excited to get them, because my eyes are getting very tired of my current pair of contacts, and my head seems to be gradually shrinking because my glasses keep falling off my face. Not that that is necessarily bad, as I have always had an abnormally large head.

The rest of the weekend consisted of eating, shopping, and going to bed insanely early as I seem to be experiencing some sort of short-term fatigue. It's always nice to go home, but for some reason it felt very stressful this time. Maybe because it followed my weekend in Boston and I really haven't had too much downtime in a while. And this coming weekend I am heading down to DC/Maryland to spend time with my brothers (it's Brian's 20th birthday... omg so old). Incidentally, my parents are coming as well. So it should be an interesting time... hope it's not too hot.

Oh, and I joined a gym last week. Well I validated my one-month free pass that I got from new-hire orientation last month, so I've got 30 days to get fit and buff before I need to cancel because I cannot possibly justify paying $90 a month to continue being a member. So I feel the need to cram in as much gym time as possible... which may be the cause of my fatigue. But isn't exercise supposed to make you more energetic?

I wonder what's on TV right now?