1) I will get up in the actual morning, not morning in the loose "morning is when you wake up" definition:
Wake | |
Mon | 7 |
Tue | 8 |
Wed | 7 |
Thu | 8 |
Fri | 7 |
Sat | 8 |
Sun | 7 |
2) I will clean something every day of the week. I will keep up with the dishes every day and also add:
Wake | Clean | |
Mon | 7 | Kitchen |
Tue | 8 | Bathroom |
Wed | 7 | Kitchen |
Thu | 8 | Laundry |
Fri | 7 | Bedroom |
Sat | 8 | Kitchen |
Sun | 7 | Living/Dining |
3) I need to actually do my job and my homework. I think it's best to just schedule time in for that:
Wake | Clean | Work | |
Mon | 7 | Kitchen | 9am-3pm |
Tue | 8 | Bathroom | 11am-3pm |
Wed | 7 | Kitchen | 9am-3pm |
Thu | 8 | Laundry | 11am-3pm |
Fri | 7 | Bedroom | 9am-3pm |
Sat | 8 | Kitchen | ---------- |
Sun | 7 | Living/Dining | ---------- |
When this challenge is over, I will do another one. It will involve either food or exercise, depending on which one needs the most help at that point.
I think that this will probably be the hardest challenge for me. I don't want to be a grown-up. I never really got to be a kid, and now society is telling me I have lost my chance. It makes me sad. But I can't rebel by simply not doing the things all adults need to do. That won't actually work, it won't get me my childhood back. So it's time to face the facts and stop living in a dump. Maybe I can schedule in some time to jump in some puddles. That was probably the saddest sentence I've ever written.
Does anyone have any ideas on how to be a kid again, just for a little bit? I need to know I can still at least visit the place.
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