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(Note, I'm not gloomy. I couldn't get the little picture to change.) Procrastination, the best way to do things. "Why do today, what you can put off 'till tomorrow?" I am, by nature, a procrastinator. It's how I do things. It's the only way I know how to do things. There is no such thing as head-start or work now and play later. I play now, and work way later. I have been a procrastinator as long as I can remember and it hasn't had an extreme effect on my life. Sure, there were the times where I procrastinated so much that I just forgot to do the work. But that was only once, or twice...or three times. Maybe five. Anyway, I love it. You g

School sucks. That's the problem with life these days. Your parents make you spend nearly your entire childhood (when you should be playing and having fun) in school. School has started up and it's been a few months. I haven't been able to do anything on DA for a while due to this. Unfortunately typing this here does not insure that I will be back soon again. I've been piled with homework, tests, quizzes, projects, research papers, brochures, memorization, vocabulary, reading and the like. How I long for the day where I can just kick back, sit on my ass and relax. High school is a pain in the ass. I get up about 2 hours earlier than I did l

Ok, school has official started and I already get sick. It started wednesday of the week before last. By the next day I start to feel bad. I go through Friday feeling horrible. I miss school on Monday because I don't feel weel. I go to the doctor on Monday and it turns out, I have strep throat. The doc tells me not to go to shcool the next day (Tuesday). So I don't, but I don't go on Wednesday either. I get up the strength to go on Thursday and Friday. I missed a bunch of stuff so I'm already behind and schools only been in for a little over a week. I have a ton of math work to do, I need to copy notes for biology, I have tests to take in E