I'm addicted...

Basically, I am addicted to blogging. This is horrible, and not the best use of my time on a typical day, but there is something about sitting at this desk at work that makes me want to blog. Maybe it's that I have nothing better to do because the phones are not ringing, people are not coming in, and all of my friends/family are watching General Conference right now instead of being on instant messenger or calling me. I do not know what to do with myself! I've read other blogs, caught up with The Board, and even read some of the archives from the board, and unfortunately, it's only 10:40 in the morning. I have until 3:30 to amuse myself, and I am seeing this as a virtually difficult task. I have no homework to do here because it's spring break, but I forgot to bring my scholarship forms, so I don't know what my essay prompts were so I can't do some of those either. Basically, I'm just sitting...

I have read the 40 paged Bellevue Reporter that was delivered this morning, and found out that there is nothing exciting going on in Bellevue. I'd like to believe that this is because Bellevue is not a happenin place, although who knows... I do come here every Saturday, and next Thursday, and possibly Tuesday! Yay for them having the best mall within 10 miles.

I don't know why I post things like this, I probably could think of some great topic for each post and make it awesome and somewhat relevant to something, but no... I blog exactly what comes into my mind when I'm typig, regardless of how random it is. For my siblings who don't get to hang out with me much, this is pretty much how I am in person too! It's probably best for me to blog exactly how I am so that later I can come back and read this and remember just how random Saturday's at The Door Works really were. Oh man alive! I really wish I was sitting at the Stake Center with my pillow & blanket, watching General Conference. Then between sessions I'd be at home with the fam eating Crouissant sandwiches, then I'd go back up to the church, sit in the High Council Room with Steph & Alexa Springgay and eat peanut m&m's, granola bars, and whatever food they bought at Costco.

Speaking of Costco. I haven't been there in forever, but mom and I talked about it last night. She's trying to decide if she wants to buy Harry Potter #7 from Costco or from Borders. Random thought, but we did discuss this at dinner last night. Wow, our dinner conversations are AMAZING and I bet you all wish you were able to eat dinner with us on a regular basis so you could participate in such amazing conversations.

Well... I think I'm going to stop wasting your time and maybe I'll go do something useful, like erase a whiteboard, or make copies or something... who knows!