Lazy

Sitting on the couch all afternoon on my laptop doing nothing special is like the best part of my day. Why? Can you imagine what it would be like to have school or work being the best part of your day? (Meaning productive work is your favorite thing, not as if school or work is the only good thing you have in your life.)

First, a disclosure. I have named this part of the internet "The Megazine" with the intention of emulating what you found find in a magazine. Let's label this type of post "free form question in short journal entry form."

I have lofty goals of having a personal schedule running like clockwork everyday. I wake up early after going to be early, have time to exercise, shower, get ready for school, read my scriptures, make breakfast, gather snacks and plan for lunch. If only life was perfect and discipline came as easy as procrastination. Since this plan has not come to fruition so far, I just have to do what I can.

I love learning new productivity tips even though at the same time you are admitting to yourself that you are currently doing things wrong. If I try to narrow down just three things I would like to change it would be as follows:

1. Schedule study time and stick to that schedule
2. Go to bed and wake up earlier
3. Meal plan
and I can't help it 4. Work out in the morning three times a week

That about covers all of my goals- see how I did that?

On another note, do you read horoscopes? I found the Free People Blog horoscopes about a month ago, and every week it's as close to accurate stars and planets can be.

How can I say no to handwritten illustrations like that?

I guess I'll attempt to tackle my linguistics reading and statistics test studying. Until next time!

Insert another way to say "word vomit"

{None of this is required to follow proper grammar flow and language rules.}

Oh blog it feels good to be home. I finally got the Adobe Creative Suite subscription so I can get going on my blog design. When I though of the name of my blog it was as if the windows to heaven opened and I was like "yes, that's the one." I'm currently reading "Where'd You Go Bernadette" and if only I could write in that satire.

On the subject of that book, here's a quote that I hope applies to me:
"People like you must create. If you don't create, Bernadette, you will become a menace to society."

I'm like everyone else when I say that I don't want to be like "the others." Say blogging for instance. What new things could I present that are any different from what is out there already? This has stopped me from working and writing on my blog before. So I'll have to change my approach. This blog is for me to enjoy and for you to get on board. What I'm getting at is when it comes to creativity, I love it, and I'm okay with admitting that I'm just another 20 year old girl who identifies with being able to cook, sew, paint, graphic design, write, sing, dance, act, and shop. Working on these different skills brings me worth and something different to my day. I'd like to spend more time on these things in the midst of school and other obligations. With that comes more time spent on my blog.

What also stops me is my lack of good photos, but I'll use what I have. If I can't get good photos, then I'll just write more.

I started out with more energy at the beginning of this post than I have now. You pay the price for late nights with your girlfriends. What I hope you get out of this word vomit is hello, welcome back, welcome to my brain, and stick around.