08 November, 2009
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10 October, 2009
Hour 5 in Houston Airport
Words cannot express how much I hate Houston. It’s possibly because half my memories of this awful humid place are of spending hours upon end in their stupid airport. The Houston airport absolutely sucks. They have crappy restaurants (seriously. They have a “Coming soon!” billboard for Wendy’s. What the heck, Houston) and, somehow, even crappier air-conditioning. So far, I’ve wasted about 15 hours of my life in this airport in all. Personally, I can think of far more fun things to waste 15 hours on. Somehow I always end up stuck here.
This place sucks.
Pigeon Man, Kendra Ward
This place sucks.
13 September, 2009
It's Sunday night, and I'm staring at my computer waiting for the season finale of True Blood to show up online.
There are so many other things I could be doing. My room is cluttered, which is a major understatement, and I've got a pile of about 7 books I've been meaning to read. The laundry hamper is overflowing to the point where I'm convinced I'll have to go to school naked tomorrow (let's call it self-expression rather than public indecency due to lazy laundry habits).
Then there are college applications.
The procrastinator in me (which is a main part, let me tell you) says that they're due in January. Don't worry about it.
Then there's the productive side. The rarely seen productive part of my mind tells me that January, however far away it seems, is a mere 4 months away. "Then you've got those college visits. New York in a few weeks, then San Francisco in October." Damn you, productivity.
Procrastination overpowers productivity, in this case.
On with the laziness!
Etch A Sketch, Kendra Ward
There are so many other things I could be doing. My room is cluttered, which is a major understatement, and I've got a pile of about 7 books I've been meaning to read. The laundry hamper is overflowing to the point where I'm convinced I'll have to go to school naked tomorrow (let's call it self-expression rather than public indecency due to lazy laundry habits).
Then there are college applications.
The procrastinator in me (which is a main part, let me tell you) says that they're due in January. Don't worry about it.
Then there's the productive side. The rarely seen productive part of my mind tells me that January, however far away it seems, is a mere 4 months away. "Then you've got those college visits. New York in a few weeks, then San Francisco in October." Damn you, productivity.
Procrastination overpowers productivity, in this case.
On with the laziness!
Etch A Sketch, Kendra Ward
12 September, 2009
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