I then proceed to make lists of projects I can do (or wish I could do, but can't since I don't have the money for it). These projects can be anything, from remaking my intellect by reading the hallmark literature of a particular decade to a total rehaul of my wardrobe (which can include going to Goodwill and buying hideously ugly dresses because I am convinced that I can make them beautiful with my pathetic sewing skills), to the painting a redecorating of my house or yard.
You'll notice that the last time I wrote on this blog was at the end of last summer...
It's wildly annoying to me, especially since I've discovered Pinterst, because I am really pretty terrible at projects. I have a terrible tendency to get really enthusiastic about them and then get bored with them when they get harder than I anticipated. Has that stopped me this time yet? Nope.
Since I've graduated, I have:
- Started reading three different books about things like Proofreading, Social Media management, and Feminism...
- Been to six different Goodwills in search of furniture to repaint and dresses to remake.
- Found about twenty different home improvement projects I'd like to take on to improve my rental.
- Rearranged my living room, kitchen, and bedroom.
- Started blogging again.
- And decided to rewrite two stories I wrote in high school and see if I can get them published as Harlequin romance novels.
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