So why am I up this early in the morning/late at night?
Well, I'm waiting for a sugar crash to happen any time now...
I've been waiting for like an hour, which makes me think maybe I'm not waiting for a sugar crash. Maybe it already happened. Maybe I'm just beyond that point of exhaustion and I might as well pull an all-nighter because it'll be annoying to wake up early to finish reading that bloody book.
So far today, I've researched, written a paper, edited a friend's resume, studied for an exam tomorrow, and started reading a book for a peer group thing tomorrow. Why did this all have to happen today? Just because, okay?
I have come to terms with the fact that I am a procrastinator, and that will probably never change. I mean, I'll work on changing, but in all honesty, I don't think it's going to happen until I'm a superheroine or mom or someone else who has other people's lives depending on her.
Oh well. I'm a single college student. I think procrastination comes with the job.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Thursday, March 25, 2010
One of Those
Today is one of those days.
I am bored to the rafters. I want to dance. I want to play guitar. I want to dance. I want to laugh a lot.
I have an excel assignment left to do. That's it. My friends are either occupado or don't want to dance.
What's a girl to do?
I suppose I can blog a bit more about Moab.
First off, I have to thank the family I stayed with (exact names not mentioned to protect the innocent) because they were the most supreme hosts I have ever experienced! There was always food, even when you had just eaten. There were games, movies, activities...but they left me alone when I fell asleep on accident and let me sleep in! It was the most wonderful vacation ever!
The arches were probably my favorite part (except everything was probably my favorite part). I LOVED the hike to the Delicate Arch. I knew Moab was red, but on that hike, I saw green, blue, and purple with the red! There were so many colors, and I absolutely love colors, so the colorful outdoors was the perfect place for me to hike. Plus we had a picnic by Delicate Arch, and it wasn't crowded in the least bit.
And the Double Arch was the COOLEST arch EVER! I loved being under there and climbing up it. It was so awesome that I recommend it to everyone who is or wants to be AWESOME. The whole Archlands was great, but that was my favorite hike and favorite arch.
We also walked the shops in town, and there is some neat stuff in Moab, like the T-shirt shop where you pick a shirt, pick a decal, and they put the decal on the shirt right in front of you on a machine that's akin to a giant panini grill. Actually, I would like to try to make a giant panini in one. And there was a store with about 5000 HATS that I absolutely ADORED and when I have lots of money to spare, I'm going back there.
And the girls I visited ran a half-marathon. They were pretty much running for two hours...I can't even run for two minutes. I felt very impressed being at a park packed full of people who were in such better shape than I am. It made me want to attempt 5 mile race, but then I decided I'd rather dance for two hours than run for 5 miles.
Also, I went to my first REAL and LARGE bonfire! It was out on the sand dunes, and we had hot dogs, and hot faces (because the fire was hot), and the stars were bright and clear, or as clear as my vision would allow them to be, and I met some new people, and...it was way fun! Also, some drunk kids ran into the biggest ditch/fault I've ever seen someone run into. That truck was wedged in that fault pretty good, and I'm pretty sure they did some damage towing it out. I don't know how the frame could survive being pulled out from that angle.
And I played with buttons with a little girl who was so cute and I miss her little voice and footsteps as she wandered around the house.
I am bored to the rafters. I want to dance. I want to play guitar. I want to dance. I want to laugh a lot.
I have an excel assignment left to do. That's it. My friends are either occupado or don't want to dance.
What's a girl to do?
I suppose I can blog a bit more about Moab.
First off, I have to thank the family I stayed with (exact names not mentioned to protect the innocent) because they were the most supreme hosts I have ever experienced! There was always food, even when you had just eaten. There were games, movies, activities...but they left me alone when I fell asleep on accident and let me sleep in! It was the most wonderful vacation ever!
The arches were probably my favorite part (except everything was probably my favorite part). I LOVED the hike to the Delicate Arch. I knew Moab was red, but on that hike, I saw green, blue, and purple with the red! There were so many colors, and I absolutely love colors, so the colorful outdoors was the perfect place for me to hike. Plus we had a picnic by Delicate Arch, and it wasn't crowded in the least bit.
And the Double Arch was the COOLEST arch EVER! I loved being under there and climbing up it. It was so awesome that I recommend it to everyone who is or wants to be AWESOME. The whole Archlands was great, but that was my favorite hike and favorite arch.
We also walked the shops in town, and there is some neat stuff in Moab, like the T-shirt shop where you pick a shirt, pick a decal, and they put the decal on the shirt right in front of you on a machine that's akin to a giant panini grill. Actually, I would like to try to make a giant panini in one. And there was a store with about 5000 HATS that I absolutely ADORED and when I have lots of money to spare, I'm going back there.
And the girls I visited ran a half-marathon. They were pretty much running for two hours...I can't even run for two minutes. I felt very impressed being at a park packed full of people who were in such better shape than I am. It made me want to attempt 5 mile race, but then I decided I'd rather dance for two hours than run for 5 miles.
Also, I went to my first REAL and LARGE bonfire! It was out on the sand dunes, and we had hot dogs, and hot faces (because the fire was hot), and the stars were bright and clear, or as clear as my vision would allow them to be, and I met some new people, and...it was way fun! Also, some drunk kids ran into the biggest ditch/fault I've ever seen someone run into. That truck was wedged in that fault pretty good, and I'm pretty sure they did some damage towing it out. I don't know how the frame could survive being pulled out from that angle.
And I played with buttons with a little girl who was so cute and I miss her little voice and footsteps as she wandered around the house.
The Scent of College Homework
Ever stay up so late that you swear you can smell how late it is?
Ever wake up so early after staying up that late that you can smell how much sleep you should be getting?
It's like waking up and smelling bacon. You know you can have the bacon, you just have to get out of bed.
But it's kind of the opposite of that...you know you can have more sleep, you just have to stay in bed and ignore your obligations of the morning.
I'm about to face those scents. I thought I'd take a quick blogger pit stop before I start my next assignment.
Curse procrastination.
I'd rather have bacon.
Ever wake up so early after staying up that late that you can smell how much sleep you should be getting?
It's like waking up and smelling bacon. You know you can have the bacon, you just have to get out of bed.
But it's kind of the opposite of that...you know you can have more sleep, you just have to stay in bed and ignore your obligations of the morning.
I'm about to face those scents. I thought I'd take a quick blogger pit stop before I start my next assignment.
Curse procrastination.
I'd rather have bacon.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Spring Break 2010
I don't have enough time to post everything about Spring Break, but I'll do my best.
It started with me spending the night at Old Farm. I discovered yet again that I am so jealous of Keara. Her bed is fit for a queen--so soft, yet so supportive. I cannot believe how easy it was for me to settle into a comfortable position.
Then I went to Chelsey's house. What an enjoyable and relaxing home. It really helped me get my head out of Logan and allow myself to just be on vacation. Also, I made a birdfriend (I named him Sui--pronounced Sue ee--because he was suicidal and kept attacking the window head first because he perceived his reflection to be a threat). Also, I fell in love with Chelsey's hash browns, which is amazing, because I am NOT particularly fond of potatoes, not at all. In return, I made Chelsey love Sims 2.
She also let me help her with her resume, a letter to her local government, and her mother's letter to her local government. That was so great that only an English major would understand how much joy it brought my brain. I miss pure writing classes.
We did several other enjoyable things, but I'm out of time, so I guess I will have to post more about my Spring Break later. Because it was bloody brilliant.
It started with me spending the night at Old Farm. I discovered yet again that I am so jealous of Keara. Her bed is fit for a queen--so soft, yet so supportive. I cannot believe how easy it was for me to settle into a comfortable position.
Then I went to Chelsey's house. What an enjoyable and relaxing home. It really helped me get my head out of Logan and allow myself to just be on vacation. Also, I made a birdfriend (I named him Sui--pronounced Sue ee--because he was suicidal and kept attacking the window head first because he perceived his reflection to be a threat). Also, I fell in love with Chelsey's hash browns, which is amazing, because I am NOT particularly fond of potatoes, not at all. In return, I made Chelsey love Sims 2.
She also let me help her with her resume, a letter to her local government, and her mother's letter to her local government. That was so great that only an English major would understand how much joy it brought my brain. I miss pure writing classes.
We did several other enjoyable things, but I'm out of time, so I guess I will have to post more about my Spring Break later. Because it was bloody brilliant.
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