Wild Side

its not really the amount of homework you have, its the amount of time you can spend looking at it without getting anywhere. If i knew what i were doing, i would be sitting here at 8:30pm and not 1:30am, i would have 6 things crossed out in my assignment notebook instead of 0, and i would have come home and hugged my roommate who was still awake instead of waking my sleeping roommate up and then trying to blame the fact that he was up on him, and that he was being unreasonable. You gotta have money to make money they say, and i think you gotta have smarts to be smart.... smart eh? balls.

i am not going to drone on about how i am feeling and how my day was, but i am going to make it quick; i got my ass kicked by school today and im feeling pretty sheepish.

when it comes down to it, there are challenges constantly throughout the day. Its nonstop. That "bring it on" attitude can really wane off after about 3 seconds once something becomes mundane, monotonus, mainly an m-word having to do with a pain in the ass. But, if you have a goal, for example graduating from college, you can just drag on through the trenches dreading every second of what it takes to achieve it, or you can actually go for it. Give'r the ol' 1-2 punch. kick its ass so bad you feel you may need a lawyer. procrastination just occupies time and kind of puts a negative light on the entire thing, procrastination is the snooze button effect, you gotta get up, but its so much easier to hit a button and do it later.

when are you going to do it then? why not now? go to bed earlier.


ALSO: if i see you walking around the library without shoes on, i will take that as a sign that you are ok with me dropping a conversion van on your foot.