Long days

I don't like getting up early in the morning, and I like even less going to bed early in the evening. Some of my best thinking time is at night, and I miss it. I think the boot camp is good for me, which is something I have to repeat to myself while I'm straining through the exercises. This morning was on the gravity machines, and was not terrible; that or I am getting better at not feeling so sore.

I find I have little time to do regular online browsing, and should be spending more time on my classes, but it is very difficult to concentrate in online classes when they are...online, which means I am already at the computer, so why not check on that other little comics site and, oh, I forgot about this thing over here. After a little while I have lost track of what I was doing, and so there is a lag to get back into the studying.

I still don't have the text for my marketing class, though it should be here by the end of the day, and I will read it.

I think a bigger problem with my school work is I let it pile up, then flurry through it, then the next day, though I should be working on it little by little, I put it off because of the huge amount I did the day before.

I do a lot better at studying when I have a schedule written for the day, because I know when I can stop and have a goal in mind for time spent. However, because of the randomness of voice lessons, something I cannot complain about, I am, most of the time, unable to write a schedule. Then my work becomes a "I have to do this until I'm interrupted" thing, which is extremely irritating. Most of the time I can't rationalize staring anything, because I don't want to be interrupted in the next couple of minutes. I get very little done on those days, and then I feel I wasted time.

I was just handed the textbook, and I am glad it is here. I'll read a whole ton, and tomorrow not want it in my sight. I wish I had a little more control over my own schedule.