A somewhat unproductive summer.
Well, now that my summer vacation is two-thirds of the way completed, I think it's time to evaluate it... See, I had quite large lists of games to play, books to read, and other random things to do. You know how much I actually did? Almost nothing. In all honesty, my routine this summer has been pretty much the same as my routine at school. My original intention was to take advantage of the extra four or so hours I'd have a day and do something. I didn't change my sleep schedule.. I didn't change my daily activities. I just haven't added anything really. I'm not sure what it is. Something blocks me from doing things...
Well, with another month and a third or so left, I should look to increase my activity. This coming quarter, I won't have class on Tuesday, so that'll provide some decent opportunities. Still, I think I need to make some progress before the summer is over. Actually, I've been putting in 20-30 minutes a day to reading anyway, so I'm not worried about that aspect. It'll just take a long time to read those books. That's not really a problem, though. Gaming... well, that's just breaking down and doing it. Unfortunately, when I have other things I can do, it often takes a back seat. Ok, fine, that'll still be there in five years, and the odds of my actually playing a game would increase greatly if I had a second computer, but that won't happen for a couple of years, barring a lottery win or something. Either that or a sudden influx of donations. That leaves my various programming and web projects... which no one who reads this gives a damn about, so I won't elaborate. Wait, did I say people who read this? They exist? @_@
Well, with another month and a third or so left, I should look to increase my activity. This coming quarter, I won't have class on Tuesday, so that'll provide some decent opportunities. Still, I think I need to make some progress before the summer is over. Actually, I've been putting in 20-30 minutes a day to reading anyway, so I'm not worried about that aspect. It'll just take a long time to read those books. That's not really a problem, though. Gaming... well, that's just breaking down and doing it. Unfortunately, when I have other things I can do, it often takes a back seat. Ok, fine, that'll still be there in five years, and the odds of my actually playing a game would increase greatly if I had a second computer, but that won't happen for a couple of years, barring a lottery win or something. Either that or a sudden influx of donations. That leaves my various programming and web projects... which no one who reads this gives a damn about, so I won't elaborate. Wait, did I say people who read this? They exist? @_@