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Not writing here much, obvs.

Earlier in the month, however, I�instituted a self-imposed ten-personal-writing-minutes-per-day rule, which Iapos;ve been adhering to nicely, except for two nights ago when I�slept over at�Carlapos;s and forgot my journal. I�remembered it last night, though, and thus doubled my writing time. I was so tired by the time I�started writing, however, that by what I thought was nearing the end of those twenty minutes I described how it felt like tiny anvils were attached to my eyelids. I�found out I had a few minutes left, though, so I�drew an eye with an anvil attached to the eyelid. If I�didnapos;t have a description above the drawing, there is no way in bejesusland that one would be able to tell what it is.

I�had to institute the rule because I wasnapos;t doing any personal writing at all (on account of all the gee-dee academic writing that has taken over my life) and it was bothersome because there are circumstances and people and emotions of my now that I want to remember in my not-now, and I�kept not writing here because sometimes I�just need to not have an audience. I�could make my entries private, true, but being at my computer when I�should be winding down for bed (which is when I�prefer to write) breeds badness and awake-ity. Plus my current journal is a Moleskine, and I�love the ink-feel on Moleskine paper. Itapos;s calming, whereas typing on the bright screen makes me want to check celebrity news.

School keeps me incredibly busy and has me running incredibly tired - coffee coffee coffee. I finally have a day off tomorrow (the first since last Monday where I have to attend neither school nor work) and I need to accomplish so much shit. Some of it is interesting shit (research for a huge-ass paper due in two weeks omg) and some of it is shitty shit (laundry). High quality problems, though, and Iapos;m off for some more writing.


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