To be bored or not to be bored?

Ok, so now that I have a deadline [Saturday] for my group project presentation, my mind is totally drifting off to other things I'd rather be doing. For example, surfing the net [I don't really like to do this generally... I get bored really quickly with it!] Another example, is looking at the FunWall posts of UTube postings. I usually ignore these, actually find them annoying. But I've looked at a few and they're actually funny... some of them anyway. I have also been doing some research on owning a dog. Ok fine, I've actually only looked at pictures of dogs that I find extremely cute. I have read a little bit on some of the different breeds. So far, the winner is the Yorkie. This is the dog I have always imagined myself with, but the very thing I find cute about them [their smallness] is the thing that is making me hesitant. Can you hug such a small dog? But, according to research, these would be the best breed for Chris and I right now because these dogs can live in smaller spaces. Also, running around the condo would be enough exercise for these little pups. Lastly, supposedly their fur is actually hair and so I shouldn't be allergic to it. I wonder if it's true?

I was thinking lately, whether it's better to be busy or better to be bored? When I have nothing to do, I get so restless and the day just drags! Especially at work when I surprisingly find myself bored! It's odd because when I'm busy at work I'm REALLY busy! But when I have nothing to do, nothing comes up... know what I mean? Which is the better of the two? Right now I have no idea and I don't even want to contemplate a coherent response because I am just too lazy and procrastinating from my group presentation that I should be working on that I really don't care!

On to doggy research!!

PS - Chris doesn't want to get a dog because he is extremely traumatized from the condo unit on the first floor that stinks so badly when we walk past their door because of their dog.