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Jan. 14th, 2007 11:24 pmMy brother made a comment the other day about the way my room is beginning to slowly resemble a Blockbuster. Some people indulge in shoes, some in clothing; my weakness seems to be DVD box sets with an occasional CD thrown in (hel-loooooooooo Virgin's $10 Sacrilege Sale). During Amazon's latest DVD TV series sale I picked up The Lone Gunmen, The Complete Office Series (UK), and S1 of Stargate Atlantis. I'm surprised by how much I liked the first eppy of Atlantis, and hope for more time to make my way through it all. Then the other day I picked up S1 of Extras (sorta wish I had HBO so I could check out S2, but oh well). I have the complete Kids in the Hall DVD set on my wish list along with the complete Sports Night DVD. I was scoping out LOGO this evening and I saw Josh Charles in Threesome (was sort of interesting but Charles's character's VO was too over-the-top for me to watch more than 15 minutes), and that reminded me to add Sports Night.
That last sentence made some sense in my head, I swear.
I'm tired. Like, to the crazy-th degree. I've done three shifts on nights so far and things haven't been horrible, but I have yet to get a solo patient load. I spend a lot of time questioning my ability, and I guess it's par for the course when one's at any new job. BUT... *sigh*. I can be appallingly slow on the occasion, and I feel like my brain's been stuck on "molasses" during my training up to this point. I wonder if it's the stress I feel while working that screws me over, makes it hard for me to *think* and *recall*. It's very frustrating.
That last sentence made some sense in my head, I swear.
I'm tired. Like, to the crazy-th degree. I've done three shifts on nights so far and things haven't been horrible, but I have yet to get a solo patient load. I spend a lot of time questioning my ability, and I guess it's par for the course when one's at any new job. BUT... *sigh*. I can be appallingly slow on the occasion, and I feel like my brain's been stuck on "molasses" during my training up to this point. I wonder if it's the stress I feel while working that screws me over, makes it hard for me to *think* and *recall*. It's very frustrating.
