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maristuI had plans for today. They generally involved staying home and chilling, but also going to photography class, having lunch with a friend, going to the mall with my mom to get a b'day present for my oldest godson, and building my new elliptical that arrived recently.
I couldn't get myself to leave my bed early enough to make it to my photography class (which is 11am, not early at all, btw). Then my mom canceled the mall trip because she has a sore throat, and I couldn't build the elliptical because my toolbox is a huge mess and is missing half the tools I need to do it. All in all, today was as epic fail. Except for the lunch, which was at a nice Japanese restaurant.
So what did I do the entire day? Nothing. I browsed the internet. I took a nap. I watched American Idol (which shows Saturday and Sunday here in Brazil). What I didn't do was work on my screenplay, or start designing my friend Jason's webpage, or put the dishes in the dishwasher, or go out and get tools.
But. I feel rested. So maybe I needed a day to just do nothing.
I couldn't get myself to leave my bed early enough to make it to my photography class (which is 11am, not early at all, btw). Then my mom canceled the mall trip because she has a sore throat, and I couldn't build the elliptical because my toolbox is a huge mess and is missing half the tools I need to do it. All in all, today was as epic fail. Except for the lunch, which was at a nice Japanese restaurant.
So what did I do the entire day? Nothing. I browsed the internet. I took a nap. I watched American Idol (which shows Saturday and Sunday here in Brazil). What I didn't do was work on my screenplay, or start designing my friend Jason's webpage, or put the dishes in the dishwasher, or go out and get tools.
But. I feel rested. So maybe I needed a day to just do nothing.
