I struggle when it comes to forming sentences
and studying, and exercising, and learning how to drive.
But ahHAH! at least I've kept my single New Year's resolution of drinking more water. Thankfully, I don't have to worry about bladder and kidney stones anymore, although the downside is that I constantly fidget with the need to pee.
So, here are some guidelines that I'm setting for myself:
1) Start using the vocabulary booklet.
Recently, I bought a workbook full of vocabulary excercises. Its not that my vocabulary is limited, but that I'm beginning to forget my diction and definitions. You know something is wrong when you rack your brain for an expressive adjective and the best thing you come up with is 'excellent'.
2) Establish good study habits.
It takes 21 days to form a habit right? I've told myself that from day one of the spring semester and so far, none of the habits that I've formed in the past two days have been targetted towards that 4.0. So, when I get home, maybe I should study or do some homework for a change?
3) Exercise.
This should be fairly simple because one of my classes for this semester is a 'total fitness' class specializing in womens fitness. Lucky for me, I don't have to worry about feeling self-conscious around middle-aged women who are trying to work off pregnancy-fat and get in touch with their vaginas. Maybe, if I'm lucky, I'll have the time and motivation to run in my spare time.
4) Get my fucking permit.
I think everyones behind me on this one? I take the ac transit to school and in order to attend my 10am class on time, I have to wake up at least two hours in advance to leave me time to get ready(15-30 minutes), walk to the bus stop(15-20 minutes), and take the excruciatingly long bus ride to school(35-45 minutes). As an added bonus, if it's raining, that means muddy shoes and wet socks for the walk back home. I don't know why I'm not motivated to study and get my permit. I suppose that even if I could drive, I wouldn't really go anywhere considering that most of my friends are attending universities spread across the state. But on the other hand, if I drove to school, I could gain an extra hour of sleep...
Let's see how this goes, shall we?
But ahHAH! at least I've kept my single New Year's resolution of drinking more water. Thankfully, I don't have to worry about bladder and kidney stones anymore, although the downside is that I constantly fidget with the need to pee.
So, here are some guidelines that I'm setting for myself:
1) Start using the vocabulary booklet.
Recently, I bought a workbook full of vocabulary excercises. Its not that my vocabulary is limited, but that I'm beginning to forget my diction and definitions. You know something is wrong when you rack your brain for an expressive adjective and the best thing you come up with is 'excellent'.
2) Establish good study habits.
It takes 21 days to form a habit right? I've told myself that from day one of the spring semester and so far, none of the habits that I've formed in the past two days have been targetted towards that 4.0. So, when I get home, maybe I should study or do some homework for a change?
3) Exercise.
This should be fairly simple because one of my classes for this semester is a 'total fitness' class specializing in womens fitness. Lucky for me, I don't have to worry about feeling self-conscious around middle-aged women who are trying to work off pregnancy-fat and get in touch with their vaginas. Maybe, if I'm lucky, I'll have the time and motivation to run in my spare time.
4) Get my fucking permit.
I think everyones behind me on this one? I take the ac transit to school and in order to attend my 10am class on time, I have to wake up at least two hours in advance to leave me time to get ready(15-30 minutes), walk to the bus stop(15-20 minutes), and take the excruciatingly long bus ride to school(35-45 minutes). As an added bonus, if it's raining, that means muddy shoes and wet socks for the walk back home. I don't know why I'm not motivated to study and get my permit. I suppose that even if I could drive, I wouldn't really go anywhere considering that most of my friends are attending universities spread across the state. But on the other hand, if I drove to school, I could gain an extra hour of sleep...
Let's see how this goes, shall we?