I am slowly but surely realizing that my constant battle with procrastination stems from the fear of all the realisitic possibilities of the person I am. I mean, not always, but for the majority of my college career I have been able to progress with passing grades by doing work that was done in literally a considerably small fraction of the actual time that was actually provided to do something.
It is time for a change. The change where I realize that while I have many goals, realistically this whole college thing is the biggest investment I have made in my whole life so far. Therefore it really is where I should put all my cards. Not to mention... why not get smarter? That is something NO ONE can take from you. And for all you's out there thinking to yourself " I wants the smarts but ain't got no college." No worries. Libraries are pretty much the most amazing thing you'll ever experience. That is, if you give it the time to make it an experience. The internet is great and all, but what about real tangible words? Literally, words you can hold onto. There's not much better than that. I'm finding myself getting slightly turned on by terms such as " Periodicals, Leather-bound, and Non-Fiction."
Moving on.
another sidenote: The real issue with sluts, isn't that they are sluts, it is that they have the ability to move and spread their slut. Does "fresh start" = virginity?
last sidenote:I don't have time in my day to worry about who walks first when trying to solve a maze of people.
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I know what you mean! I see what needs to get done, and I refuse to do it! Skating by has been okay till now, but why am I so overwhelmed when I have one hard test coming up? Its because not only am I physically lazy, but my soul is lazy as well. If I devoted half the time I spent on meaningless nonsense to something that would get me out of that God forsaken restaurant, I would be unstoppable. (at least I feel.)
ReplyDeleteIt saddens me sometimes to know I am paying for a piece of paper, because I havent learned anything. Amen about the Library. I think after I get my degree, I will be one of those people always in there all the time, trying to relearn what I wanted to know all along.
Side note 1. Were you high when you wrote that?
2. Fresh starts dont exist, until one dies to ones old self... But then you (not you, but one in general) still have to deal with the example you set in your old life, but by that time, you shouldn't care what others think. Dont let the past haunt you, but accept it, conquer it, and move on and groove on.
3. ok, GOOD TO SEE YOU BLOG BUDDY!