Thankfully it's cooler down here in Portland today, or I'd really be in a bad mood! It was one of those days at work where it felt like we were being picked at from every side and, even though I'd done as good a job as I could, I still ended the day feeling like I completely suck at my job... And I don't, but I walked away feeling like I do, which is just about as bad. The worst part of all this is that the negative parts of my day always seem to overshadow the positive and there were some good parts to my day.

Anyway, so I guess I just have to wait for this "unsettled" feeling to go away and for me to stop obsessing over that which I cannot change. I think I'm going to do some yoga and then play a little piano and see how I feel after that. Maybe a bit of yelling at the top of my lungs will help too.

Meanwhile, I didn't do my homework yesterday because I just didn't feel like it. I think I've got "senioritis" or something. Or maybe I'm just resistant to the idea of answering a question I've already answered in three other classes already this year. (This fact does, however, mean I just need to track down the answers I wrote previously and spiff them up a bit!)

In other news...

The Copaxone people called a little bit ago to tell me about when and how my Copaxone will arrive. My doctor did indeed order the special, handy-dandy autoinjector gadget thingamajiggy, which should arrive in the mail this week. And, they're also sending me some kind of big blue bag that has "literature" or something in it, and then my mail-in pharmacy will be contacting me in the next day or so about delivering the actual medication itself. (Wow, did you catch that big, long run-on sentence? :) Then they'll have a nurse come to my home and train me to inject myself. And then my head will explode and it won't matter which drug I'm taking!

Oh wait. Nevermind. (Have I mentioned recently how much Multiple Sclerosis sucks?? The sad part is, my case isn't anywhere near as bad as it could be.)

Anyway, so that is about all that's going on with me. A whole lotta "not much."