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Nov. 19th, 2005 03:52 pmOut of the three things I intended to accomplish yesterday, I finished one.
Yes, it was going to a birthday party.
I almost reached 30,000 words, and since I'm just under 32,000 now, that's okay too. The house has burned! YES! Amazing action acceleration! Always avoid aliteration!
But, despite lacking total accomplishment in my listed goals, I think I'll keep doing it. Not always here, of course. Statistics (47% of which are false or made up on the spot, haw haw) prove that realistic goals that are written down are more likely to be accomplished than goals that are not written down. And, goals that are written down all the time kick all the other goals's asseses.
So, conclusion? I need to update that life list thing I started a bajillion years ago. Actually, I need to re-write it because I don't know where it is. Lost in a sea of teen angst and adolescent self-exposure... probably on some really old and really shitty yahoo-hosted website I made for myself, knowing full well that no one would probably ever come across it, but hoping... and then they would see my genius... oh wait, man, I think I found it. Yup, another geocities. heheh.
Well, moving on, whether or not the list is gone it's totally out-dated and I will have to write a new one during my ample free time.
Is that it for this post?
Will Sally make it out of the graveyard before Mr. Morrigan's ghost gets her?
Will Billy fail his math exam?!!?
Tune in next week for the exciting conclusion of A Day in the Life of a Jewish American Princess!
oi.
Yes, it was going to a birthday party.
I almost reached 30,000 words, and since I'm just under 32,000 now, that's okay too. The house has burned! YES! Amazing action acceleration! Always avoid aliteration!
But, despite lacking total accomplishment in my listed goals, I think I'll keep doing it. Not always here, of course. Statistics (47% of which are false or made up on the spot, haw haw) prove that realistic goals that are written down are more likely to be accomplished than goals that are not written down. And, goals that are written down all the time kick all the other goals's asseses.
So, conclusion? I need to update that life list thing I started a bajillion years ago. Actually, I need to re-write it because I don't know where it is. Lost in a sea of teen angst and adolescent self-exposure... probably on some really old and really shitty yahoo-hosted website I made for myself, knowing full well that no one would probably ever come across it, but hoping... and then they would see my genius... oh wait, man, I think I found it. Yup, another geocities. heheh.
Well, moving on, whether or not the list is gone it's totally out-dated and I will have to write a new one during my ample free time.
Is that it for this post?
Will Sally make it out of the graveyard before Mr. Morrigan's ghost gets her?
Will Billy fail his math exam?!!?
Tune in next week for the exciting conclusion of A Day in the Life of a Jewish American Princess!
oi.
