... oh to be interesting in these days of boredom...

I was just sitting here in bed reading some blogs and basically relaxing. Only a few more days now until MacWorld Expo and when the planet finds out what Apple has in store for us as it unleashes their new Intel models. I really don't know what to think, in fact my thoughts have been almost exclusively on my new computer. I continued working a bit on my basement renovations, but really not much else. I've noticed that lately my blogs have been rather well... boring in fact. At this point in time, other than the drudgery of work and my every day existance I haven't really thought of anything more interesting than my navel. The fact is that I blog usually late at night as I am doing right now, and by this time my mind has already started shutting down for the night and it's a struggle just to type even the most simple paragraphs never mind trying to do a thesis on human nature or the impact that toothbrush technology will have on the 24th century. It's not that I don't think of things or ponder the miracles of the Universe, I do, it's just that for some reason my mind chooses to concentrate on the mundane lately and the, dare I say it, the mediocre. In fact I used to always quote that famous saying; Ï would rather die of thirst than drink from the cup of mediocrity". Drink from it, why these days it feels like I'm swimming in a pool. OK perhaps it's not that bad, we all have our bad days and these days or should I say weeks and months have gone on too long. I don't expect to become then next Pulitzer winning blogger and nor do I expect to have too many regular readers other than perhaps my immediate family, some friends and the odd poor soul that just happend to fall upon my blog whilst trying to find the Internet's version of restroom literature. I do want to write more interesting blog entries, perhaps some exploration of the human psyche or elaborate on the meaning of dreams, but alas this will have to be for another time when I have more patient and more alertness. For now dear reader I bid you farewell.