It just seems insurmountable, my weakness. Here I am in my lab. I've been here for 4 hours; I came here to work on homework, and I've barely done any of it, because I kept distracting msyelf with so many different things, mostly involving the Internet, again. I'm here in a Ph.D. program, squandering away an opportunity that many people in this world would kill for. It makes me mad that I still can't get my life together, that I'm so distracted by stupid television shows and information on the Internet.
Is it abnormal? Why am I in this state of things? Isn't it normal to be responsible with one's schoowork?
It's not just reading up on music bands or blogs or news stories, it's about my mind unwilling to sit down and focus on the task at hand. It's been like this for my coursework all year, and frankly, I can't get why I keep doing the same things over and over again. It's not even frustrating more, and as I right this, I'm not feeling any emotion right now. This is more a statement of where I am right now. Maybe this Ph.D. isn't the thing that I should be pursuing... but maybe it's the thing that God wants me to pursue, in order to beat my problem with scattered interests.
I really need some help. I've struggled with this for too long. I've felt guilty and frustrated for too long. I've tried so many things to change, but I keep coming back to the same routine. Now, I'm not frustrated, I'm just trying to figure out what it will take to beat this thing.
At that, I will announce a hiatus of my writing. I don't know how long it will take, but I am determined to fight it. Sadily, I'll still have to use the Internet because some of my coursework and research absolutely requires it! Arg. That Korea article shows me what I've become: an Internet zombie.

