Just frightened myself when I realized that I did not know how to spell trampoline. I then looked the spelling up and afterward trampolined myself up into the clouds investigating the disintegration of my brain matter.
First medical school interview in the morrow. I will let you know how it goes.
So my recent bouts of senioritis have grown more and more with each passing day. Instead of working, what do I do with myself? I am kind of afraid of telling y’all, because there is no doubt the monster I will show you is pure sloth. But perhaps by revealing it, I will become disgusted with myself and motivate myself to actually do something well before it is due.
What have I done in the previous ten days:
1) I have watched almost two full season of HBO’s Deadwood
2) I have watched all of the Family Guy that I have missed over the past two years due to Sunday nights being my catchup day.
3) I have slept in every free break possible skipping one class for three weeks in a row.
4) Facebook.com
5) Slothily finishing medical school applications.
It is some kind of illness really. And whenever I do make it to class, my head is filled with the delusions of freshman, sophomore and junior year — I attempt to plan out my day, noting exactly how organized I am going to become, how prepared I am going to be, and how great I’ll feel when I do. Once I enter my apartment, my bed looks too warm and yummy for me to stay away, and I forget my plans to better my life. This is the eternal struggle of a procrastinator.
Maybe I am sleeping so much because I am still growing. Here is to height.
I have been avoiding playing the arbiter of when and why. This is me with anyone else, but mainly for me. I have little control over what I do in the immediate future. I am just letting myself be taken to where ever I am being taken to, when asked when or why, I practice mediocre extemporaneous thinking.
I think it is part of my enormous procrastination ability. I do not like to plan too far ahead, it’s annoying.
What I have been speculating is on what I would really really like to do with my life, as opposed to the scenario that I am in now — where I like what I am doing, but not really-really. I’ll find it.
