Huh
That guy that asked for my email address yesterday during class emailed me yesterday, and was being very social and friendly. This kinda concerned me, but I found him on facebook, and it says he's in a relationship. This makes me really happy actually. That means that he wasn't flirting and is just a nice friendly guy. People like that apparently exist! And it's one small step towards making more friends at school.
And I'm sorta just procrastinating right now. I have a paper due tomorrow that I still haven't started, and I'm seriously lacking in the motivation to do. But of course I'm gonna do it anyway. It could just quite possibly be a long night. But it's funny, because when I'm procrastinating from doing schoolwork sometimes I do other things that are actually productive, like in this case I did the dishes and cooked real food for dinner. I do enjoy cooking whenever I can motivate myself to do it. I just wish I had the motivation more often. And the ingredients.
Maybe I should start scheduling my time. My roommate last year did that but wasn't very good at sticking to it. But I think I should try it. The question is will I? Maybe I should start working on it this weekend. Also, generic budgeting would be a good idea too. Cause it also seems like I never have enough money. And I want more money to spend on fun stuff, which I think I'll have more of if I specifically designate money towards fun stuff, like stuff I want on Thinkgeek...
Speaking of which I just saw this on Thinkgeek today, and I kinda wish I wasn't too cheap to buy it for any of my friends, but I think it'd be kinda fun to give to someone. Providing they'd find it funny and not get all weird aboout it, which can sometimes be a crapshoot.
Anyway, it'd also be nice if I could budget my time and money in a way that allows me to cook more, because cooking is kinda fun... well, once I start cooking... and it'd be nice to have some more home cooked food. It's just taster. And nice, once I start doing it. But the problem is getting started. man, I suck at starting things.
Like this paper. Which I think I'm gonna start now. I hope.
And I'm sorta just procrastinating right now. I have a paper due tomorrow that I still haven't started, and I'm seriously lacking in the motivation to do. But of course I'm gonna do it anyway. It could just quite possibly be a long night. But it's funny, because when I'm procrastinating from doing schoolwork sometimes I do other things that are actually productive, like in this case I did the dishes and cooked real food for dinner. I do enjoy cooking whenever I can motivate myself to do it. I just wish I had the motivation more often. And the ingredients.
Maybe I should start scheduling my time. My roommate last year did that but wasn't very good at sticking to it. But I think I should try it. The question is will I? Maybe I should start working on it this weekend. Also, generic budgeting would be a good idea too. Cause it also seems like I never have enough money. And I want more money to spend on fun stuff, which I think I'll have more of if I specifically designate money towards fun stuff, like stuff I want on Thinkgeek...
Speaking of which I just saw this on Thinkgeek today, and I kinda wish I wasn't too cheap to buy it for any of my friends, but I think it'd be kinda fun to give to someone. Providing they'd find it funny and not get all weird aboout it, which can sometimes be a crapshoot.
Anyway, it'd also be nice if I could budget my time and money in a way that allows me to cook more, because cooking is kinda fun... well, once I start cooking... and it'd be nice to have some more home cooked food. It's just taster. And nice, once I start doing it. But the problem is getting started. man, I suck at starting things.
Like this paper. Which I think I'm gonna start now. I hope.