I'm probably procrastinating. (No, I'm obviously not procrastinating right now as I type this...why do you even ask?)
Jeremiah 29:11
“For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.” (Jeremiah 29:11)
Saturday, October 24, 2015
How to procrastinate on math
Step 1: Set alarm to insanely early time.
Step 2: When alarm goes off, turn it off and go back to bed.
Step 3: Wake up an hour late, past the time you're supposed to start doing math.
Step 4: Decide that since it's too late for math, you might as well just do biology.
Step 5: Go to music lessons. Play with the teacher's kids instead of doing math.
Step 6:Go on Habitica and attempt to look productive.
Step 7: Get sucked into the vortex of the internet/social media.
Step 8: Turn off computer and head to desk. Decide that your working space is too cluttered, so you have to clean first.
Step 9: While cleaning, come across your take-home biology test.
Step 10: Take your biology test, since you'll have to do it anyways.
Step 11: Have the test signed off by your parent (since it's a take home test), who is downstairs by the kitchen.
Step 12: As you pass through the kitchen, decide you're hungry and eat food.
Step 13: Do Spanish, since you're downstairs anyways.
Step 14: Post a 'How to Procrastinate on Math' tutorial.
Guess who's been following these instructions to the letter?
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Procrastination,
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You forgot Step 12.5: Spend ten minutes deciding what type of tea you should have and then proceed to take forever to make said tea.
ReplyDeleteWhat? No, I don't speak from experience. ;)
oh, and having to sort the entire tea closet in the process. :P
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