Bit bored now

I had no treatments tests or anything interesting done to me today, and only a quick head-in-the-door from the doctor. I also didn't seem to have anything like the latent boost from yesterday's blood that I'd been hoping for, and didn't feel like doing anything much productive. I did try to do some work on my aunt's site, but I got mired trying to sort out the ImageMagick library (needed for image resizing and so on) to work with Rails on my Mac; it now looks like I'll need to wait until I can install linux on this machine, before I can sign off on the task. Oh well.

I got through Vernon God Little, as I mentioned yesterday, and today planned to get started on The Fall of America a little book of Alan Ginsberg poetry which my sister's godfather (and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma survivor) Michael Clancy brought me back from his Thanksgiving holiday. However, I've never really read poetry before and I'm not sure quite how to approach it, so I decided to put it aside for now and started on John Banville's The Sea. Banville seems to know an awful lot of obscure words.

Apart from that, today, I watched some Heroes, played through the start of Avernum 5, slept for an hour while mum was up after lunch, was too lazy to write out Christmas cards, took my sleeping pill. Good night.