Unburdening.

My schedule is getting clearer and clearer. I've got much less to do which means more time for other things. More time for Grace, more time for games, more time for writing. I feel confident about my future (bills and all), and I'm looking forward to the weekend especially. I don't remember the last time I felt so good.

Tomorrow I have decided to treat myself to a game that I really want to play. So after lunch tomorrow, I'm going to Best Buy, picking up the game, then going back to my room to sit on my tail and play. Or sleep.

In other gaming news, the X-Men characters are almost to the 50th level, which means I'll be doing a skill reset in order to refine them and make them better. Man, I wish I could go back and reset my skills to streamline myself. Alas, such is the difference between the game world and the real world.

Parkour and TKD tomorrow. I got belt testing soon, so I need to go as much as I can. Belt testing is Friday 28 at 6pm.

The Procrasti-nation.

In two weeks I will have to have completed 3 projects: a paper, a simulation funeral service, and a panel presentation.

Enter the Enemy--Senioritis.

I'm tense in my back and shoulders, so I want to relax. I'd rather parkour across campus than go to class. I'd rather play games than read. It's not good.

In my expectation of the future I must remember to not forget the present. Later on I'll have time. But for now, there's work to be done. Here's hoping I take the lesson to heart.