study-ification

If you have had a conversation with me lately you will know...the art of studying and I are not getting along.  Our friendship has been on the rocks for a while.  I am thinking a separation is in order...and I will be pursuing this starting mid June.

However, until that day comes, I have discovered some clever ways to survive the study boredom torture experience that I am having.  They are as follows:

  • Take awkward dance party breaks.  I have decided this summer to perfect the art of awkward dancing.  And so, in order to do this, I simply must practice...especially when studying gets lame tiring.
  • Read something else.  Really...no words to describe how much I love to read things OTHER than my textbook.
  • Eat otter pops.  I may have to join a support group as a result of this one.  So many popsicles have been consumed in the last...oh...week?
  • Go somewhere other than my apartment.  You'd be surprised at how easy it is to not do your homework when you are not with it...
Have I gotten much studying done?  Um....sure....yeah.

Have I had a blast this Spring Term?  Oh, yeah.

Success, much?

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