Showing posts with label procrastinating. Show all posts
Showing posts with label procrastinating. Show all posts

Kid Accidentally Steals Cup from Restaurant

My blog: "You should post something."

Me: "But I'm too lazy to post something."

My blog: "Well too bad, it's been 5 days already, and you should post now, because if you don't today, you won't post anything tomorrow or the day after that either."

Me: "Oh yeah? And how do you know?"

My blog: *snorts* "Cuz you're a procrastinator and a lazy ass?"

Me:


Me: ... 'K fine.

So, since I have no idea what to post (nothing remotely blog-worthy has happened), I'll just leave you with this hilarious video I found.

Enjoy~!


Good night!
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Breakaway by Kelly Clarkson...+ other stuff

GAH I can't get this out of my head!! But that's ok because I love this song.


I'm supposed to be studying for my French test.
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I'm not.

I DON'T ALWAYS HAVE TIME TO STUDY, BUT WHEN I DO, I DON'T
So true.
How am I supposed to know all of the exceptions for conjugating verbs in l'imparfait?? And after this I have to make research notes for the history debate.

I should really be doing homework.
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Do you have any idea how distracting having a blog is??? Because let me tell you, it is DISTRACTING. Or maybe it's just me?

cat+dog

Awwww. Isn't that so cute?

ANYWAY.

Homework time :(

TTYL,
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My Love/Hate Relationship with Food

Can anyone else relate to this? Come on, I know it can't only be me.

pigging out

Happens to me all the time :/ Especially when I'm home alone. It's probably because no one is around to judge, so there's nothing stopping you. Plus I love food. No, you don't get it. I looooove food. Especially sweet food, including my school cafeteria's cookies. Oh, those cookies. They're soft in the middle and a bit crispy/crunchy around the edges, and they're the perfect combination of chewiness, crispiness, and yumminess. Yes, yumminess. If it's not already a word, I just made it one. So there :P

ANYWAY back on topic. I usually end up cleaning out half the cupboard before my parents are home again, and then I'll end up feeling guilty because of all the freaking CALORIES.

Not because I'm on a diet, or that I think I'm fat or anything. I'm not overweight, though I could certainly lose some. I know too much food could get me overweight, and it's not like the food that I feel guilty about eating is healthy. Quite the opposite, really. And damn, I eat a lot of it.

This also happens a lot when I'm (not) doing homework. I'll be sitting at my desk with my pencil in my hand, ready to start my homework - and then I just don't. I'll be like: "Right after one brownie.." And then I'll go down the stairs (hey, at least it's exercise, right?), open the cupboard, take a brownie, and just before I close it the box of cookies will catch my eye, and I'll just be standing there having an internal debate in my head about whether or not to take a cookie too. Then with extraordinary force of will, I'll close the cupboard and walk back upstairs with my brownie. Once I've finished the brownie I'll be thinking "Ok, back to work now." So I'll write one sentence before getting distracted again by the thought of food, and I'll think to myself "How about that cookie now..."

And you get the idea.

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P.S. Do you consider the word "damn" a swear word? I don't think it's a good word, but I don't think that it is a swear word either.

P.P.S. I just ate two brownies...

What would you have done?

So I'm supposed to be doing homework, but obviously I am not. Instead, I found this video:


Have you watched it? This did actually happen. The people's actions aren't staged, and the only actor in it is the boy. A hidden camera was filming this the whole time.

I know it's in another language, but the meaning is still the same. With all the things that we hear about happening in the world today, it's quite easy to forget that there is still kindness in the world. This video shows that we humans aren't entirely hopeless :) While it's what anybody should have done, I still find it quite touching. (I actually cried lol. But then again, I cry for everything.) To see those people give the boy their sweaters, jackets and mitts when they saw he was cold was really moving for me. But I also wonder what those same people would have done if it was not a child who was out in the cold. People tend to be more sympathetic toward children, so if it was someone else, for example a grown man who was out there, what would they have done? Perhaps it would have had the same result.

I hope that this inspires you to live with an open heart, just like the people in this video.

What would you have done?

Hugs,
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