Time Management

So here's the deal... My life has been taken over by everything I love.

I love what I do. But there are times when I wish I could take a brief 48-hour break from my schedule just to read a book in the park, or paint a picture, or go to the museum, or write a poem. I also wish my schedule allowed for even a fifteen minute break to update my blog. But alas, this is not the case.

Again, although my life is being taken over, I love every moment of it.

But here is the issue which I would like to address here: time management.

I understand that I too have been busy, but I am making sure that I find time to tend to my obligations, call my mother, get some exercise, and occasionally even eat and/or sleep. What I don't understand is when people claim that they are just "sooo busy," and can't get anything done. But when I sign on to Facebook at the end of the day, I have seventeen different Farmville requests from them. No. I will not buy a pig from you or whatever it is that you want me to do. Go read a book.

Apologies for that outburst. I am just annoyed with Farmville. Anyway...

My thought is that if you have a lot to do, then the longer you complain about your work-load, the less time you have to get work done. I'm busy too, but you don't see me complaining about it. Well... Except for right here. But this is different. This is a blog.

Hopefully I can add my blog to my long list of things to do each day. Perhaps I'll just write out quick thoughts at the end of each day, or something like that. Or maybe I'll take another month and a half off from blogging until I randomly remember that this exists. Who's to say...

Well if you read this, I thank you for your time. And you're likely much better at managing your time if you have time to read blog entries like this. Sorry... The next one will be better. Promise.

Until next time.

kp