I went to school at 8:30, had class until noon, then I came home, grabbed a quick lunch, and started in on the homework I have been slacking on a bit the past few days. (I never procrastinated in high school, but in college it's SO much easier to do.)
Anywho, I worked on Microbiology worksheets and notes and reading for two hours, and by the time I had to head out to work at 2:00, I felt like my brain and eyes were going to fall out from overuse. Basically, I just wanted to never do any homework ever again in my entire life.
I felt productive. Accomplished. I felt like I had actually done something with my time.
True, it was boring microbiology homework, and after learning about germs for two hours I wanted to disinfect everything within sight......
But still. I had accomplished something tangible. I had finished a worksheet and notes that could be shown to my teacher if need be and be able to say, "Look, I did it!" (Ok, so that won't happen. We're in college, not kindergarten, but still, it was a nice thought.)
So, the moral of today's post is: be productive with your time. You can do anything you put your mind to, even if it IS boring college homework! And once you accomplish that assignment, or paper, or job that you've been dreading, you will be happy you did it. Trust me. And even if you aren't because you're some kind of monk that isn't allowed to feel or express emotion, at least it's now out of the way right? ;)
This is how you feel after you're productive! :) At least, I do....
BUT.....
If you happen to be one of those "non-feeling because it's against your religion" monks that I mentioned earlier, this is how you feel when you're productive. (Don't worry. He's happy on the inside.)
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