I think this day has been one of great promise. With a lack of necessary homework I have lingered long in the realm of the unimportant. This includes watching clips from several different shows, catching a few Strong Bad emails, and throwing bouncy squares (if you have never seen these you are missing out) around the room.
I could, of course, have taken this day to get ahead on some of my projects and to study for various upcoming tests, but what would have been the fun in that. The comments I have received have lead me to believe that people think that I'm depressed or upset. This is not really the case. I guess one thing leading to this assumption might be my obvious lack of writing skills, thus inhibiting my ability to accurately portray my mood. When I read these posts they fill me with laughter. I have a real problem with taking anything seriously. Thus, it really isn't that I'm worried about all the crap they make us do; it's really more like I would rather be able to get it done at a faster pace with less testing and papers.
I will not, however, let this hold me back. I have embarked on this journey and, even though at times I feel it isn't worth it, there are a lot of people that believe in me and have supported me. If I were to just quit I would feel as if I let them all down. So, on a voyage I go, sailing off into the horizon and experiencing the unknown.
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YES BECCA I have finally read what you have written on your blog. and I understand this procrastination very well since I was the one who passed it on to you. I had to work on it very hard when I worked at the bank but I did manage to get there on time 99.9 % of the time. now it is just a matter of setting priorities,and if there are a dozen things to get done before you start out I try to only do 6
My deepest apologies for this gene. have a good day today since I probably wont get out an email to you
My comments sound like I'm depressed because I am accurately portraying my mood.
If by "depressed" you mean "crazy," then yes.
when you realize that true sanity appears as insanity to those who think they are sane, then you will have become one step closer to true sanity.
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