Stuff I plan to do... soon...
SUMMER 2011 KIND OF TO-DO LIST!
June:
- finish Slaughterhouse Five (almost almost!)
- strawberry picking
- THRIFT
- SUPER 8.. other movies: X-Men, maybe Bridesmaids again, maybe Midnight in Paris
- convocation!!
- hopefully start p90 (lol this makes me laugh too but I'm also optimistic) Lol nope, but I'm doing other stuff
July:
- HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS PART 2... also Cowboys and Aliens; Crazy, Stupid, Love
- camping? Maybe another time
- family summer picnic(s)
- start highway driving practice
August:
- movies maybe: 30 Minutes or Less, Our Idiot Brother
- SNL ticket lottery
- do complete room clean up, get rid of old/unwanted things, rearrange stuff, do some mad dusting...
- back up computer and maintain digital and paper organization (this and above should be done earlier. I just thought August list looked a little bare.)
Whenever/All Summer:
- keep editing random things and faking awesomeness until I get a full time job
- go to the Drive-In. It's been ages!
- shoot some more photos on film. I got several rolls off ebay and I'm still having loads of fun with my grandpa's old camera.
- bike ride my ass off and grow scary leg muscles (...maybe)
- hangouts please!
- make a dent in my newly acquired DVDs from my Blockbuster raid
- pick up another Vonnegut novel... or two
- take it easy on the spending since I'm not making THAT much money lol
- practice Tagalog
- update deviantART with GOOD stuff
Also.. I'd really like to attempt a digital "cleanse" week. Except for work (which makes this super complicated)... no computer, internet, cell phone (I'll still have a landline!), television, video games, digital camera, and maybe movies.
I did a "reading deprivation" week a couple years ago, semi-successfully. It was a really neat experience.
I'm not sure how it'll work with my lifestyle at the moment. I'll probably have to hold off on that for a bit or try something a more low impact (like no twitter/fb/time eating sites, tv, dvds I've already watched, games).
If I can't do that... then maybe a vegetarian week would be an fun, interesting challenge.
Okay. I'm done here. You can have a picture of James Dean and his cat Marcus.
:)N
June:
- finish Slaughterhouse Five (almost almost!)
- strawberry picking
- THRIFT
- SUPER 8.. other movies: X-Men, maybe Bridesmaids again, maybe Midnight in Paris
- convocation!!
- hopefully start p90 (lol this makes me laugh too but I'm also optimistic) Lol nope, but I'm doing other stuff
July:
- HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS PART 2... also Cowboys and Aliens; Crazy, Stupid, Love
- camping? Maybe another time
- family summer picnic(s)
- start highway driving practice
August:
- movies maybe: 30 Minutes or Less, Our Idiot Brother
- SNL ticket lottery
- do complete room clean up, get rid of old/unwanted things, rearrange stuff, do some mad dusting...
- back up computer and maintain digital and paper organization (this and above should be done earlier. I just thought August list looked a little bare.)
Whenever/All Summer:
- keep editing random things and faking awesomeness until I get a full time job
- go to the Drive-In. It's been ages!
- shoot some more photos on film. I got several rolls off ebay and I'm still having loads of fun with my grandpa's old camera.
- bike ride my ass off and grow scary leg muscles (...maybe)
- hangouts please!
- make a dent in my newly acquired DVDs from my Blockbuster raid
- pick up another Vonnegut novel... or two
- take it easy on the spending since I'm not making THAT much money lol
- practice Tagalog
- update deviantART with GOOD stuff
Also.. I'd really like to attempt a digital "cleanse" week. Except for work (which makes this super complicated)... no computer, internet, cell phone (I'll still have a landline!), television, video games, digital camera, and maybe movies.
I did a "reading deprivation" week a couple years ago, semi-successfully. It was a really neat experience.
I'm not sure how it'll work with my lifestyle at the moment. I'll probably have to hold off on that for a bit or try something a more low impact (like no twitter/fb/time eating sites, tv, dvds I've already watched, games).
If I can't do that... then maybe a vegetarian week would be an fun, interesting challenge.
Okay. I'm done here. You can have a picture of James Dean and his cat Marcus.
:)N