Summer List

As of yesterday, school is over for the year. As of today, summer begins for Teo.

My list:

- drink coffee (already working on that one)
- look out the window for a while (doing it now)
- File 10 months worth of desk-junk and stray papers
- go to Memphis, see Graceland and cousins, not necessarily in that order
- play a round of golf with mom & dad
- Transcribe 15 therapy sessions
- Analyze said transcriptions
- keep drinking coffee
- call everyone I know to say hello
- begin internship applications
- buy stock in coffee company
- read the 15 articles and 4 books required by my next training site
- go to Knoxville
- eat more fruit
- stay hydrated
- get out of bed at 6:30 five days a week, 7:00 one day, and 8:00 one day
- become major shareholder in coffee company
- watch less baseball, because, really, it only makes sense
- ride my bike
- run
- play tennis
- drive to Cincinatti
- coffee up!
- participate in corporate training and computer orientation for the new part-time job I took at a suburban hospital's adolescent inpatient psychiatric unit, a job I do not want, nor do I have time for, but I took it anyway, and they will be 2nd shifts, which, dontchaknow, means midnight
- keep writing dissertation and internship applications
- borrow more money
- become CEO of local coffee company
- scratch
- not bounce checks
- Help LB figure out whether the Prius or the Civic Hybrid is a better car
- clean the bathroom (should move that up the list)
- walk
- enjoy the lake
- prepare for absolute madness between September and February, during which time I will apply to approximately 10 or 12 internship sites, interview with those who call, attempt to get a Chicago site so that I don't have to, you know, blow up my life by moving, and prepare for all of this for six intense months while writing the dissertation and taking classes and being at the training site all for the pleasure of sitting and looking at a computer screen at 9:00 a.m. in late February to find out a) if I matched and b) if I have to move to freaking Montana, not that there's anything wrong with Montana, except that I don't want to be there
- enjoy a good cup of joe, despite driving the coffee company into the "ground(s)" by not having time or knowledge to run it properly

Ah, yes. Summer vacation just like I remembered it.