Productive Procrastination

Back again. I'm trying to keep a more regular schedule of blogging, whether it'll happen or not is a different story. "It doesn't hurt to try," does it? Well, in this case it doesn't. I can think of so many more cases where it would, but we're going to stay optimistic.

Blech.

Blame my sardonic mood on the fact that I have AP exams rapidly approaching. And by rapidly approaching,  I mean my first one is on Friday. Less than two days away. It's American History, a topic that I recently discovered a (previously nonexistent) passion for. I think it's my teacher, though. He's incredible. In junior high, I loathed U.S. History, but now I tolerate appreciate (dare I say it?) enjoy it. I may even consider studying it in college, a decision that come flying out of nowhere like those idiotic crows in the Windex commercials.

Anyway, I have a list of topics to blog about because I have frequent daily rants and raves about random topics, and all I want to do is impregnate you with my opinions. That's all anyone wants to do, right?

One of the things I want to give a brief rundown of is my list of things to do for summer.

Here it is:

1. Get in shape.
2. Organize my life.
3. Blog more.

Since three is my favourite number, I decided I would start there. My list is both completely and totally manageable and unmanageable at the same time, much like my life and the world in general, I suppose. I like this list because it is open to a wide variety of interpretations (all my own, of course), so I "technically" should be able to fail. I dislike failure. I really do.

That's all I have to say for now. Fortunately/unfortunately, I must go back to stuffing my brain with the history of American from the past 510 years.