I'd Rather Be In College

because apparently, people in college are WAY LESS BUSY.

You wouldn't even believe how busy I am (also, I'm on Angela's computer and the language is French, so everything has a red squiggly line under it. UUUGH), and it's really starting to get to me.

And I think I'm becoming a procrastinator. I've never been a procrastinator, but it SUCKS. Why do people do this?  Its pretty miserable. Like, even when I'm doing the thing I want to do, instead of school or whatever, I'm STILL miserable, because all I can think about is how much I'll have to hurry to get it done later, and I HATE HURRYING.

There are a few things I really hate:

Doing things that are required that take about 12 years to complete. (gosh, GOSH I wonder what that is.)
Hurrying.
Procrastinating,
Flo the progressive girl,
When the internet turns off at 11,
and, last but not least,
being stressed.

Thats probably part of the reason I hate procrastination; cause I hate being stressed and I hate hurrying. But heres what I love:

Not doing things that take 12 years to complete, (yet again, its a mystery)
being with people
watching shows,
learning Korean
listening to music
dancing,
and acting.

Which, it just so happens that every single one of those things are things that not only require, but also encourage procrastination.

Its a vicious cycle.

Anyway, this whole post was my excuse for not having a hint/clue up yesterday or today, and also to tell you that this week is going to be a wee bit busy, so I might be late on my video. I'm saying two weeks tops, but just know, its worth the wait. (I'm sorry for playing it up, I hate it when people do that, because I and you know there is no way its going to be as awesome as it is in your head.)

Anyway, I haven't gotten to much Korean, but I changed up my wall a bit and now it has pretty much every word you gave me (so now it has colors, body parts, emotions, numbers (both kinds) titles, greetings and such, and items of clothing), but the only words I've been able to memorize this week are kiss (non romantic) and sorry (both ways).

I'm hoping to add some simple verbs, food names, and more conversational/respectful words and phrases (such as 'work hard' 'have a good day' 'eat a lot,' and 'nice to meet you').

Heres what I love: learning Korean. Heres what I don't love: Learning Spanish at the same time.

First World Problems: Too much education.

- michelle