Random Sleep Patterns

I got home around 4 yesterday and around 6:30 decided to lay down for a little while for a "nap". Yeah, definitely didn't wake up again until 11:30 at night and boy was I wide awake. So I stayed up until 5:00 in the morning and then slept until 11:00 this morning. Strange...

Needless to say, I did not allow myself to take a nap today and didn't really need one. Today was good though. I met my mom and Pier 1 and finally found bookshelves! They were 50% off and they're so nice. We bought 3, but they only had 1 in stock...so that one is nice and assembled and my books finally have a place to call home. The other 2 come in on Monday. They're made of pine, are nice and solid, and have a really pretty light "midnight" varnish. Love them.

Just got off of work. Long night at work....worked an extra hour because of things that went a wry that you really don't want me to get into. So I stopped off at the coffee shop after work to get some fuel and now I'm here sharing my new beautiful book shelves with all the world via the internet.

Everyone else's weekend going ok?

Sleepy sleepy sleepy

I've been so tired lately and I don't know why. I can never wake up, or rather I can get out of bed, just not become alive. Hopefully I'll get used to this this semester. I'm going to have to get up for 6:00 every morning to make it River Oaks for 8:00. Hopefully this will give me time to take a shower, get dressed, make it to PJ's and then make it to River Oaks. I think that about half way through the semester I'll finally adjust to this. Hopefully!

Next semester just freaks me out:

Monday: Counseling in the free clinic from 1:30-7:30
Tuesday: River Oaks from 8:00-4:30; Ethics class from 5:30-8:30
Wednesday: River Oaks from 8:00-5:30
Thursday: River Oaks from 8:00-5:30
Friday: River Oaks from 8:00-5:30
Saturday: (sometimes) River Oaks from 8:00-til; PCA Job (real money) from 1:00-9:00
Sunday: Homework day and my "day off"

I'm very excited though that I'm going to be on the Child & Adolescent unit. However, today during my background check I was told "good luck, you'll need it" and then told that if the lady who runs the unit ever left, my supervisor would "eat his gun". Wow! that's encouraging, especially coming from a psychiatric facility. I was also told that if I ever needed to put someone in restraints, it would def. be on the adolescent unit. Hopefully it is not as eventful as it sounds. Either way, I think it'll be cool. I have a feeling that I'm going to have lots of surprises next semester.