How come it seems that everytime I plan on doing my homework, something more important seems to come up? Like this weekend for example: I was totally going to spend a majority of Saturday working on my homework and practicing my instrument. But then I noticed my mom bought this Matthew McConaughey 3 movie set, and I just had to watch one. And then I had to watch this show I'd recorded before my mom got a hold of the DVR and deleted it because she really hates it. And then, well, my room was a mess so I had to clean it before I got into some major trouble. After that, my computer looked really lonely, and I couldn't be mean and leave it by itself, so I picked it up and checked Facebook, email, Twitter, and every other online account that I have, which took so much more time than I thought. Then it was too dark to see to do my homework, so I watched some more TV and then BANG! it was time to go to sleep.
See! I had a really good plan in the morning and it kinda crumbled as the day went on. I didn't mean not to do my homework, (and now as I'm writing this final blog I wish I'd done it) but it just happens that way. Like, now that it's 6 30 at night, it feels too late to go practice my cello, study for my biology test, and read my history homework. But in all actuality it's not; I have plenty of time. But I was just wondering if that happened to anyone else. Like seriously, I had this amazing plan to get everything done, and then at the end of the day, I hadn't even started. Maybe as I get better at this planning thing, I can progress to the time management thing.
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