Twilight, daylight, and other things.

I really haven't written much lately, owing primarily to a lack of time. It's not that I've been engaged in non-stop activity, rather, it seems as though rotating through night and day shifts has left me uninterested in anything that involves much thought. I've been watching a lot of television after my day shifts (online), and sleeping after the nights. That being said, it is going quite well. I think I am doing much better than I ever expected to, although I still feel like there is an endless amount of knowledge left to obtain. I can see the gap between RPN and RN more clearly, although admittedly I still feel the gap could be filled as easily with time and experience as it could be with school. University may have to wait a year or two while I regroup and save up a bit of money. We'll see what happens.

This morning I woke up around 9:30am thinking that it was around 1 or 2 in the afternoon. I forced myself out of bed, only to discover I really could have slept longer if I'd wanted to. These night shifts really do destroy any kind of circadian rhythm a person might have established. The daylight is a source of confusion - I still tend to forget, driving home at 7am, that I need to go to sleep as soon as I get there.

Twilight. Yes, Breaking Dawn, or whatever it is called. Can someone explain to me why this exists? No, never mind, I know why. People love this kind of crap. I guess there is one aspect that I enjoy - the Twilight trailers before other movies I've seen recently are insanely funny. Especially the sex scene. I did read the books, and I even enjoyed them, but these movies have been nothing short of hilarious.

Spencer turns 1 tomorrow. Really? A whole year. It's so odd to think that he is no longer tiny and squiggly. He is instead big and squiggly and he has quite the attitude, that one. Hopefully that doesn't persist or we'll all be in trouble when he learns more than the few words he has down now.