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So can we talk about how the Colisseum of ancient Roman fame is on Modern Marvels?
So I got a new computer and it's wonderful. It takes some getting used to, having a new operating system and such, but so far, I like Mac better. It has a remote! For the super lazy. Like myself.
The antibiotic I'm taking tastes so bad that I took it with iced coffee and could still taste it. Blah.
I think I should join a yoga class or something. Not that I want to 'cause I don't, but because I somehow end up leading a very stressful life. I don't know if that's because it really is stressful or if it's because I just don't handle things very well or am doing something wrong. But either way, life is always stressful. I haven't had as much time to train as I would like, which is stressful because I have a huge ride to do. Plus, I've only raised $120 out of the $500 that I need. I also haven't had time to work, which means money is a problem and I may have to give up the motorcycle license until next summer. My room is chaos, so every morning when I wake up, I immediately get stressed, because, as messy as I am, having a haphazard room just makes me stressed. I don't have too much time to spend with friends, and when I do spend time with them, I'm stressing because I know I have too much to do and shouldn't be wasting my time socializing. I don't have time to practice CAMPS stuff, so I was stressed last night at rehearsal because I wasn't prepared. I need to work on getting up earlier, so I have more time for things, but often when I wake up earlier than I'm ready for, I get nauseous, which makes it harder to get things done. It'll be better after MTELs, because right now almost every waking moment is spent studying.
And often, I find myself sitting around because I'm way too tired to do anything. And I think about all the things I should be doing, and get stressed about the fact that I can't get up to do them
Sooo.... anyone know a good yoga place? Preferrably in Boston? 'Cause school is going to be nuts with five classes that I must do well in, a club to run, and hopefully a job.
So I got a new computer and it's wonderful. It takes some getting used to, having a new operating system and such, but so far, I like Mac better. It has a remote! For the super lazy. Like myself.
The antibiotic I'm taking tastes so bad that I took it with iced coffee and could still taste it. Blah.
I think I should join a yoga class or something. Not that I want to 'cause I don't, but because I somehow end up leading a very stressful life. I don't know if that's because it really is stressful or if it's because I just don't handle things very well or am doing something wrong. But either way, life is always stressful. I haven't had as much time to train as I would like, which is stressful because I have a huge ride to do. Plus, I've only raised $120 out of the $500 that I need. I also haven't had time to work, which means money is a problem and I may have to give up the motorcycle license until next summer. My room is chaos, so every morning when I wake up, I immediately get stressed, because, as messy as I am, having a haphazard room just makes me stressed. I don't have too much time to spend with friends, and when I do spend time with them, I'm stressing because I know I have too much to do and shouldn't be wasting my time socializing. I don't have time to practice CAMPS stuff, so I was stressed last night at rehearsal because I wasn't prepared. I need to work on getting up earlier, so I have more time for things, but often when I wake up earlier than I'm ready for, I get nauseous, which makes it harder to get things done. It'll be better after MTELs, because right now almost every waking moment is spent studying.
And often, I find myself sitting around because I'm way too tired to do anything. And I think about all the things I should be doing, and get stressed about the fact that I can't get up to do them
Sooo.... anyone know a good yoga place? Preferrably in Boston? 'Cause school is going to be nuts with five classes that I must do well in, a club to run, and hopefully a job.