Countdown
3 more days until my cousin/sister's big wedding. And the more and more I get excited as each day passes. There's not many things that can top the union of two people in holy matrimony. One of the ultimate acts of commitment. To pledge one's undying love for another...how sweet. Anyway, I can't wait til the wedding, seeing people I haven't seen in forever, dancing, drinking, partying the night away. If only it weren't such a dressy affair, ha ha ha...since I hate dressing up so much. But hey, this day is for HER, not me, so I can do the penguin suit for half a day... So she has 3 days til she gets married...I wonder where my countdown is currently situated...8 years? 6? who knows...but I am looking forward to it...not expecting it, not trying to push the day closer, just anticipating the moment when I WILL know where exactly the countdown is. T minus....
My mind is playing tricks on me
During a late-night phone conversation, I got the sudden urge to eat, since I didn't really eat much all day, PLUS I had already gone running. So I pull out some leftovers from LAST Sunday, about 10 days ago and asked my lil twin star if I should eat it. She said, "NO, it's your bowel movement!" And I, being the lil rebel that I am, decide to heat it up and eat it anyway. It didn't smell bad, and by nuking it for a while, wouldn't any bacteria be killed off anyway? So I eat it and end my phone conversation(a good conversation, by the way...), and lay down to go to sleep. Oh the turmoil I was to experience over the next couple hours. I was so afraid that the food MIGHT cause me to get sick I couldn't sleep for a while. I was up tossing and turning for most of the night, waiting for my stomach to start churning or something like that. I know I have a pretty strong stomach for a lot of things, but I could not get it out of my mind that I might get sick. It's all psychological I tell you...but nonetheless, from now on, no more experimenting with food that MIGHT be bad...I will eat what I KNOW is still okay. Just not worth it...trust me.
Things to do
I think I underestimated the time it would take for me to complete a list of things to do. Because the list actually increased from 7 items to 13, and giving myself only 1 day to do them? Ridiculous...I am NOT superman, nor am I, in my mom's words, "an octopus." The list ranged from mailing bills to tutoring my sister in Calc 2B. From the simple and seemingly insignificant to very important. So I've set parameters to my "to do" lists from now on:
1. Compile the list and give myself a reasonable time frame to complete every task on the list.
2. Prioritize the list as well...in terms of what should be done before others. I.e, mail bills BEFORE they are actually DUE.
3. Write DOWN the list and keep it w/ me at all times.
...and hopefully...that will cause me to be a lil more productive...HOPEFULLY.
"Hear you laughing and my soul is saved."
-Chris Cornell