What I Planned & What I Plan to Do
So I planned to do my scavenger hunt last week, but I didn’t do it. Every time I got out of class I just went straight home, instead of going to see Ms. Jenkins for her signature. I also haven’t gotten to the In-Person Visit. I’m pretty backed up on my interview question and the guide questions we have to answer. It‘s not that I don’t have time, it’s just that I don’t make time for any of it. I’m all caught up with my reading though. The Things They Carried is an interesting book. I can’t seem to set it down. Reading seems a lot easier when I have my pen or highlighter in my hand. They’re essential when it comes to eliciting main ideas or circling words I don’t know.
Some plans are easier to follow than others. It’s usually the ones that one WANTS to do. I do plan on getting to the scavenger hunt. It’s due next week already. Because it’s due next week I have to get on that quick. I think I need to move around some stuff from my TO DO LIST. The things from my “want to” list should be moved to my “if I have time” list. Or maybe I should just set more priority on what I have to get done, rather than pushing it back more every time. It’s funny that I bought an organizer so things like this wouldn’t happen, but I don’t even use it, or at least make good use of it.
I definitely agree with you that some plans are easier to do than others. The ones that seem more interesting to us are the ones that we end up doing.
ReplyDeleteI used to be that like that too I always said to my-self that I was going to do something but I ended up not doing them. After some time I got a planner and made time for everything. You should do that too, it might work for you as well.
ReplyDeleteI didnt turn in the scavenger hunt paper. I had plenty of time to do it but I kept putting it off and didnt do it. So try not to put stuff off and just knock it out instead it will only better you.
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