I am a bit concerned, lest I end up with a hundred of those freezer pack things over the next year or so... Seems a waste to throw them out, particularly if I need to go on a trip with my Copaxone, but still - who needs 72 4"x6" hard freezer packs? They're not even the kind that double as a heating pack that you can put on aches and pains. I suppose if I ever go on a cross-country trip again they'll come in handy!

I'm sure I'll have plenty in the coming months, though: let me know if you need to keep something cold! Heh.

Anyway, despite my anxiety about having to give myself these stupid injections every day, I have to say how impressed I am with the Copaxone people. They have been kind and attentive and I've had to do almost nothing to get started on this stuff. The nurse called me yesterday and as soon as I connect with her I'll get going on the drugs.

Also, I have one Avonex pack left: does anyone out there know where I could donate it for distribution to folks who need it but don't have insurance?

School is off and running again. I'm having a devil of a time trying to get engaged with the class and get my homework done on time... Harumph. I'm excited about the class, too... I just can't seem to get myself motivated to actually do the work.

Part of the trouble is I've been battling some nasty fatigue. Yesterday, I got up at 6, started work and by 8 am I was so exhausted I couldn't keep my eyes open. So I went back to bed - planning to just nap briefly - and slept for two hours. When I awoke I was STILL exhausted. I managed to work for an additional 4 hours and then logged off and slept another 3 and a half hours. So we're talking 7 hours of regular sleep, plus an additional 5.5 of "extra" sleep and I was still too tired to leave the house or do much more than stare at the TeeVee.

In other news... I've finished reading Daniel Deronda and will start on another one of the books on my list as soon as I get caught up for school! Meanwhile, I've started another project: my James Spader Project. Like Jen's Kiefer Sutherland project, this is the one where I set out to watch every film Mr. Spader has been in. The page for this project is started; you can see it here. Although I have seen a number of James Spader movies (in bold on that page) I've not yet had a chance to add my thoughts/reviews. Will get to that shortly - I would like them to be at least a bit thoughtful. :) I'm looking forward to re-watching Pretty in Pink... should be entertaining!

And... that's all folks. I'm off to bed to see if I can't get some energy back!