Productivity

Damn. I have not been efficiently using my time lately. Granted, I've been a little busy working 40 hour weeks (which is a bitch, by the way) in the ER. A few months ago when I decided to take a year off from school to work full time I made a huge list of self improvement issues I'd like to accomplish.

1. Buy Rosetta Stone: Learn French
2. Practice the piano. Finally learn how to sight read.
3. Get a passport.
4. Buy a car.
5. Take a handful of online classes to stay in the school game.
6. Apply to kick butt Northeastern universities for the fall. Write killer admissions essays. Be accepted. Get scholarships. Be scholastic genius.
7. Join gym. Become lithe and limber.
8. Stop eating crap.
9. Read enlightened and intellectual novels on the BBC's top 100 list.

Well. So far, I've enrolled in Macroeconomics and an American Literature class and done a terrible job at staying on top of my assignments and being involved (as much as one can be in an online class).  Oh, and I bought the Princeton Review's Best Northeastern Colleges book which is lying unopened on my desk. And the last 3 books I've read were trashy romance novels.

It all ends HERE. From hence forth, I vow to be Juliana, slender full time employee/part time student with impressive hobbies who eats beautiful fruits and vegetables and has a passport and car and saves her money and doesn't waste time who can speak french and murder Beethoven on the piano. BAM.