Ugh I Have to Blog

I'm now like at least 3 posts behind

I hate restricting myself like this

But if I don't, then I don't get anything done.

UGHHH

(and I also haven't done Bible Reading for almost 3 months, for the same reasons)

I have built a house

Sitting in hot glue

and piles of chopped off popsicle sticks

and skewers

listening to music

following Team USA

and being afraid of getting poked if I move

and procrastinating on cleaning up

Perfectly timed blogpost

there is something amazing about reading a perfectly timed blogpost

it doesn't occur often

at all

but when it does happen, it's AWESOMESZZZ

(and yes, I'm procrastinating again.)

Camp NaNo

I'm doing Camp NaNo this session.

It seems literally stupid.

Like why, self, do you think it's a good idea to take on writing on top of a mountain of homework and school and SciOly and stuff?

Well...I don't have blogposts to tide me through June, which is when I can officially start writing. That's why.

I utilize Camp NaNos to prewrite blogposts for my blog...not writing fiction or anything, but it's a good way for me to write and stock up on blogposts so that I can post regularly, and not get bogged down because of a lot of work or whatever.

But. Update.

No, I'm not procrastinating right now. Why do you ask?

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?