Your morning line up
In this case winter break. I usually wake up at 7 AM, do some chores until the floors are all clean. Then I wax, maybe laundry and mop and shine up the house.
After that I usually read 2 or 3 books or maybe add paintings to my gallery. If I have enough time, I practice the guitar, knit, or cook.
What about you?
December 30, 2011
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>wake up
>go on the computer
>eat
>turn on tv to feel less lonely
>more computer
>more computer
>go out for a few hours with friends
>more computer
>more computer
>sleep
Rinse and repeat
[quote=GmbH]maybe you need to stop blazing so much[/quote]
yeah well, that's just like your opinion, man
Wake up
Play a couple raced on Mario kart to get myself awake
Brush teeth
Eat
Sit on my laptop until I decide to go outside or somethin.
[quote=TheDudeAbides]what does "do some chores until the floors are clean" mean exactly... are you saying cleaning the floors is a chore, in which case you should have said "do my chore that consist of cleaning the floor"... but then you said some chores, like there are a few key chores that are required before the floor is clean. And if you only need to do some, what about the others? Could they possibly contribute to a cleaner floor? Why leave them out, or choose specific chores over others. Or is the floor a giant puzzle of chores and by completing certain chores does it reveal more of the floor?
But then you straight up blow my mind because the next sentence is "mop and shine up the house". Like woa man, you already said you cleaned the floors previously, but now you are mopping them? Isn't that inclusive when talking a bout clean floors? It feels like a given here. Unless you are cleaning the floors first, doing some other chores, then mopping the floors, which just seems ass backwards. Maybe you need to re evaluate the system man.[/quote]
Woah man, this is like, revolutionary.
what does "do some chores until the floors are clean" mean exactly... are you saying cleaning the floors is a chore, in which case you should have said "do my chore that consist of cleaning the floor"... but then you said some chores, like there are a few key chores that are required before the floor is clean. And if you only need to do some, what about the others? Could they possibly contribute to a cleaner floor? Why leave them out, or choose specific chores over others. Or is the floor a giant puzzle of chores and by completing certain chores does it reveal more of the floor?
But then you straight up blow my mind because the next sentence is "mop and shine up the house". Like woa man, you already said you cleaned the floors previously, but now you are mopping them? Isn't that inclusive when talking a bout clean floors? It feels like a given here. Unless you are cleaning the floors first, doing some other chores, then mopping the floors, which just seems ass backwards. Maybe you need to re evaluate the system man.
wake up
turn on the tv
turn on my computer
I usually go to sleep at 2AM, and wake up at 7AM. The amount of sleep I get doesn't matter to me, as i'm always energetic in the mornings. Once I wake up I shower and then look around my home for things to do, and if things are misplaced or the house is just untidy, I clean until everything is spotless. I'm OCD about that stuff. Then when i'm done with cleaning, I usually just grab one of the hundreds of books I have from my bookshelf and read. Sometimes I multitask and cook while i'm reading, but that usually leads to me burning the food or something. After reading for a satisfying amount of time, I grab my laptop and start free writing. I might stop for a few minutes to look at classical paintings and such over the web, or I might browse Basil for a while. But other than that, i'm free writing all day long.
Waking up stuff
Breakfast
Wasting life
Lunch
Wasting life
Dinner
Wasting life
Thinking about stuff
Sleep