DNA (Dire Need of Action)!!

Have you ever felt like your life is ordinarily mundane? Like the constant commitment of the same nothings is becoming a little bit overwhelming? I know I have, in fact, that is about exactly how I am feeling right now.
From a spectators point of view I am sure my life seems pretty busy. I never seem to be home anymore, at least with time enough to enjoy it. Usually it is long enough to eat dinner and get a meager nights rest. The other hours seem to be absorbed into this monotonous mixture of school, studying for school, practicing for some musical group, leaning over picked apart cadavers, and extracting DNA in a sterile lab room; the latter of which I am doing right now. As I sit here waiting for my DNA sample to separate in the PCR machine, allowing time for my enzyme to reattach to one strand of the DNA and copy it 2^40 number of times, I realize that I need more DNA in my life (and I am not talking about Genetics either). I do not need any more Deoxyribonucleic Acid in my life, in fact I feel I need the exact opposite, I NEED DNA: Dire Need of Action! My life is predictable, I need something exciting, something to shake things up. I spend all my time studying anatomy and mixing chemicals, and frankly not enough of it with friends, at parties, enjoying my youth. Aren't these supposed to be the years when I am free? Nothing to hold me down or tie me back? It seems so short a time before I could be dead...or married, and then the only parties we will be having is dinner parties. Then it hits me, and instantly I remember why I don't hang out with my friends! I remember why I don't go to parties! All of my college buddies are in Ogden, all of my high school buddies are in even further than that, if not married, and the only parties they are having are dinner parties! Then there is the issue of money, and now I remember why I don't have any time. Because I spend all the time I could have at work, getting money, for school, giving me less time to work, giving me less money, and all of this in order that I can get out of school, and into real work. You know, it gets harder and harder for me to enjoy stuff in the moment, when every moment I have is spent preparing to enjoy stuff later!
Well, my PCR machine is beeping at me, it's time to freeze my DNA and hop on the bus home. 1 hour and 10 minutes later, I will get home, change, and go to choir practice, then come home, eat, and set the "repeat" button for 6:25 tomorrow. DNA!