miércoles, mayo 31, 2006
The Struggle of the Everyday
These are the temptations that I'm faced with every day. Depending on my mood and, I suppose, my willpower, I do better or worse.
1. Going back to sleep--6 am. I can't say that hitting the snooze button is a temptation any more: I always, always do it. But the thought of "What if I missed [insert whatever I'm supposed to get up for]?" is always there.
2. Going back to sleep--9.30 am when I get home after my ballet class
3. Procrastinating, esp. writing my thesis.
4. Reading whatever it is that I'm currently reading instead of: a) reading what I'm SUPPOSED to read; b) writing the thesis; or c) actually going to sleep before midnight.
Ocassional temptations:
5. Eating a second brownie/piece of cake
6. Spending money
These are all I can think of right now, so I suppose they are my strongest hurdles of the season. After recognizing this, I suppose I should go fight dragon number 3; it is soon to be over, and the sooner the better.
These are the temptations that I'm faced with every day. Depending on my mood and, I suppose, my willpower, I do better or worse.
1. Going back to sleep--6 am. I can't say that hitting the snooze button is a temptation any more: I always, always do it. But the thought of "What if I missed [insert whatever I'm supposed to get up for]?" is always there.
2. Going back to sleep--9.30 am when I get home after my ballet class
3. Procrastinating, esp. writing my thesis.
4. Reading whatever it is that I'm currently reading instead of: a) reading what I'm SUPPOSED to read; b) writing the thesis; or c) actually going to sleep before midnight.
Ocassional temptations:
5. Eating a second brownie/piece of cake
6. Spending money
These are all I can think of right now, so I suppose they are my strongest hurdles of the season. After recognizing this, I suppose I should go fight dragon number 3; it is soon to be over, and the sooner the better.
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