In Three Days...
I will have exercised again, found a printer for possibly making t-shirts, shot some more photos with my Holga, and gone grocery shopping. Word.

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Patience is my weapon, hope is my shield.

In Three Days...
I will have applied to at least a couple part time jobs so I can make that extra money, gone to Barnes & Noble to read that book on posters, and exercised for thirty minutes at least once.

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I like reading a little bit before I go to bed at night, I think it keeps me calm and ready for sleep. I'm going to try hard to check my e-mail/Facebook only once in the morning, once in the afternoon, and once at night. That way it doesn't run my life. I wonder if I'll be able to consistently wake up at nine o'clock, so I don't waste away each day. And I need to be more firm with following my schedule, for the same reason.

Tomorrow is nothing without today.

I'm going to start what I'll call the Ernest Hemingway exercise, where I try to write something meaningful and revealing in only six words. Something to work the brain a little bit.

Six Word Story #1 "Table for two?" "No, just one."

"Remember this when you are fighting uphill battles; you can see the peak and your enemy can't." J. Lynch

For me, the best advice always comes bite size.

"Although we may think our single acts of kindness equates to a single drop compared to an ocean, we often forget that just one drop can ripple outwards forever." Anonymous

In Three Days...
I will have shot the rest of my 120 film and gotten it developed.

In Three Days...
I will have started learning Korean again, and checked out that gym in Waltham. (Turns out I can't really afford the gym. I'll have to get jacked some other way.)

In Three Weeks...
I will have completed the entire Essential Training title for Illustrator CS4 on Lynda.com. Running time: 8.5 hours, yeehaw!

Whenever I think of something I need/want to do, I'm going to give myself THREE DAYS to take the plunge. This might not be a concrete policy, but at least I want the mentality to be there.

So, In Three Days...
I will have finished my taxes, signed up for my health insurance, renewed my Driver's License, and drawn something. (Strikethroughs mean completed!)