It Depends How You Define Productivity...

I need to have Bravo taken off my cable network. It's like visual crack. I don't know how many hours I watched of Millionaire Matchmaker last night. (Okay, it was six hours. Yes, I'm ashamed of myself.) Bravo marathons are not good for me. I did, however, manage to get my taxes done, organize some insurance stuff, and make a to do list. It's like being productive. I had to do all those things.

At any rate, today is already looking like a bad day. It's rainy and gross outside. I'm using an umbrella. After a week of 70 and 80 degree weather, the high for the next few days is barely going to reach 50. And I forgot my coat today. Moreover, Dunkin' Donuts is having one of their off days where they try to train people during the 8:30 am rush. Not only did I have to explain my order 3 times, I still got the wrong cup of coffee. And it tastes burned. I still have to call the insurance company (which I hate doing) and I have to go to the post office which is always full of people.

On the other hand, Easter candy is half off. Yay.

But the thing that bugs me the most? People walking in late to class. Every day. Every once in a while is fine. But the same people walk in 5-20 minutes late EVERY DAY. When the professor looks around the room, sees it's only half full and asks someone "Is the clock in here wrong?" you should probably start coming to class on time.

I mean, stuff happens, it's a fact. You missed your train, you fell asleep in the shower, the undergrads were overfilling the elevators and you couldn't get up to the eighth floor, it all happens. But when it happens every day, it's rude and distracting.

Also, it makes my day even worse than it was before.