At least I'll admit to it though. :)
But since I've been out of school, I don't really have "due dates," which makes it hard to stay the Master Procrastinator I really am. I mean, I could forget (whether on purpose, or actually by accident) a school project until the LAST POSSIBLE day, and still pull out an awesome project and get amazing marks. Well, maybe just decent marks, but no where near a fail.
Now... There aren't due dates on things, or "projects" to do.
Things I now procrastinate on; going to bed, chores, waking up, putting away laundry, sending e-mails, leaving the house... just stuff like that.
For instance, I JUST started writing here.
Then I started watching the first season of Inspector Gadget (which was lame (I only got to episode 2)).
Now I'm watching a movie (The Last Legion), to find out that 2011 Academy Award Winner for Actor in Leading Role (Colin Firth), Ben Kingsley, Kevin McKidd (Grey's Anatomy), John Hannah (Spartacus: Blood and Sand), and Alexander Siddig (he's in pretty much everything)... are all in this movie. (Not a bad pick, I guess...)
Then I made myself pizza, and am just now getting back to what I should really be working on now; this. lol
On TOP of that, I should clearly be working on the choral arranging of The Doobie Brothers, but everyone's sleeping, so that's challenging.
See I'm good at that. lol
Anyway, things that are important to do I somehow get some delay on. But "NEVER FEAR!" they will be done, and done well.
That is all.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
I remember...
I'm sitting in my room, watching a movie. Kinda making me wish I was better with music. Reading it, writing it, etc.
But with the movie, I'm remembering the old days... which have nothing to do with music. lol
Thinking back to elementary school; man those were rough times. I met a lot of people I no longer talk to, simply because they weren't really people I spent time with. I kept one friend from there.
Shocking, I know.
High school can be summed up in one sentence, "Oh, the drama." Most of which was completely unnecessary. Now, I wasn't the starter of said drama, by by god; I wouldn't let some of it go by without giving a little push. Admit it - even if it's just to yourself - stuff like that can be quite fun. :)
After all the bad decisions, and (of course with high school comes girls, and dating, which can only result in) girl issues, I did walk away with a handful of friends. Few of which - unfortunately - do I speak with often. In all honesty, I do regret it, but it's not ALL me. What we used to talk about was school, and class, and DRAma; but as school's done, and we don't have the same teachers, classmates, subjects... we really don't have much to talk about. *shrug*
I mean, I graduated going, "K, I have three people I can keep talking to. I wasn't overly social, so that's understandable; and I'm totally fine with that. But we'll still talk, and it'll be like old times." Yeah... not so much.
But looking back, high school (or at least the later years of it) was probably the best years of my life.
Unfortunate as that's supposed to be a cliche, agreed?
Chilling in dance class... Talking about stupidness, and god knows what...
Good times, good times.
But for all those good times there was always something missing. And to find that missing bit, I needed to go to college... No, not THAT. *shakes head* What do you people take me for...
My life feels like it sucks right now; enough to make me look back to the past, with much focus on high school friends. I'd say, "I wish I was still there," or "I wish I could go back," if it were true, but it's not. All the friends and good times were awesome, but there's one thing - one person - that makes right now better than the past.
But with the movie, I'm remembering the old days... which have nothing to do with music. lol
Thinking back to elementary school; man those were rough times. I met a lot of people I no longer talk to, simply because they weren't really people I spent time with. I kept one friend from there.
Shocking, I know.
High school can be summed up in one sentence, "Oh, the drama." Most of which was completely unnecessary. Now, I wasn't the starter of said drama, by by god; I wouldn't let some of it go by without giving a little push. Admit it - even if it's just to yourself - stuff like that can be quite fun. :)
After all the bad decisions, and (of course with high school comes girls, and dating, which can only result in) girl issues, I did walk away with a handful of friends. Few of which - unfortunately - do I speak with often. In all honesty, I do regret it, but it's not ALL me. What we used to talk about was school, and class, and DRAma; but as school's done, and we don't have the same teachers, classmates, subjects... we really don't have much to talk about. *shrug*
I mean, I graduated going, "K, I have three people I can keep talking to. I wasn't overly social, so that's understandable; and I'm totally fine with that. But we'll still talk, and it'll be like old times." Yeah... not so much.
But looking back, high school (or at least the later years of it) was probably the best years of my life.
Unfortunate as that's supposed to be a cliche, agreed?
Chilling in dance class... Talking about stupidness, and god knows what...
Good times, good times.
But for all those good times there was always something missing. And to find that missing bit, I needed to go to college... No, not THAT. *shakes head* What do you people take me for...
My life feels like it sucks right now; enough to make me look back to the past, with much focus on high school friends. I'd say, "I wish I was still there," or "I wish I could go back," if it were true, but it's not. All the friends and good times were awesome, but there's one thing - one person - that makes right now better than the past.
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