I think it's a testament to just how mundane my life has become that I never update my blog anymore. But then, it's kind of a Catch-22: when I do have a job and a social life, I have no time to spend working on this thing. But now that I have nothing BUT time, I have nothing to write about, so...yeah. I spend a lot of time these days playing computer games and watching TV. Truth be told, I'm not even getting much work done on my novel these days, for the same reason that I'm not working on my blog. When you get right down to it, my novel is little more than a slightly fictionalized autobiography...and when your life is stuck in neutral, what's there to write about?

No, these days I just sit at home and watch my financial situation get even more out-of-hand. In the last three days, I got busted for expired tags and no registration (that's TWO $237.50 tickets right there...honestly, I've been out of state so long, I didn't realize it'd lapsed), and I got a call from Bank of America notifying me that my account is over $500 overdrawn. Meanwhile, I'm down to my last $20 in cash. So, let's hope and pray that I either qualify for unemployment (we'll find out soon enough) or that I find a job very soon.

Welcome to my personal nightmare...

I think it's a testament to just how mundane my life has become that I never update my blog anymore. But then, it's kind of a Catch-22: when I do have a job and a social life, I have no time to spend working on this thing. But now that I have nothing BUT time, I have nothing to write about, so...yeah. I spend a lot of time these days playing computer games and watching TV. Truth be told, I'm not even getting much work done on my novel these days, for the same reason that I'm not working on my blog. When you get right down to it, my novel is little more than a slightly fictionalized autobiography...and when your life is stuck in neutral, what's there to write about?

No, these days I just sit at home and watch my financial situation get even more out-of-hand. In the last three days, I got busted for expired tags and no registration (that's TWO $237.50 tickets right there...honestly, I've been out of state so long, I didn't realize it'd lapsed), and I got a call from Bank of America notifying me that my account is over $500 overdrawn. Meanwhile, I'm down to my last $20 in cash. So, let's hope and pray that I either qualify for unemployment (we'll find out soon enough) or that I find a job very soon.

Welcome to my personal nightmare...