I do a lot yet I also do very little in those 30 minutes after I awaken from my long 6-10 hours slumber and none of those thing will ensure my day is off on the right foot.

The very first thing upon waking up would be reaching over to my little shelf and check my tablet. I go into my game, The Sims Freeplay, and send everybody because if I don’t everybody’s inspiration level will go down and it’s a pain to inspire everybody again. That is basically the biggest thing I do after waking up. After that, breakfast.

Yesterday, I woke up feeling very weird. I can’t describe the sensation. I kept thinking about law. I guess that’s what I get from reading Supreme Court cases all weekend, huh. I read and briefed three cases over the weekend. It was such a pain to write a case brief, I literally had to memorize every tiny detail about the case. One of those cases (New Jersey v. T.L.O) is still stuck in my head but this was the most interest one out of the three.

I used to think studying Supreme Court Cases were fun. I remember spending my Senior year in high school studying these cases in my AP U.S. Government class. We were to partner up, pick a landmark case and write about it. I chose the Scotsboro Boys case of the 1930’s and I enjoyed reading, researching, writing, and even presenting it to the class. I didn’t have this weird feeling I have now. So I really do hope it’s temporary.

Ugh, I hate law so much right now. I wonder how lawyers stand it.

Yesterday afternoon, my lab results from Monday’s doctor visit came back. I was happy with it but at the same time, I was disappointed. My thyroid hormone had finally returned to normal range though my parathyroid was still a bit wonky. Everything else looked good too, better than the lab from September. That’s good, right? Then why do I feel like crap? Does healthy mean having occasional headaches, chest pain, and uncontrollable weight gain?

It is 9:15 am. I am preparing to go to my orthodontist office. If you haven’t noticed the milestone on the right, I am saying goodbye to my braces today. I am incredibly excited yet nervous. What if my orthodontist backs out again and say just wire change this time? I’d be incredibly pissed.

You have no idea how difficult it was to get him to remove my braces. I had to say I’ve gotten a full-time job and can no longer go to my appointment. I have literally wasted so many of my hours going to my appointment and each one took away 2, 3 hours of my time. I can do so much more during those hours instead just sitting there, doing nothing but wait. So I really hope he doesn’t say next time again.