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I read this "static webpage" last night that was kind of funny but also hit very close to home, basically about how people who write in blogs can be lumped into certain categories, most of which are lame.
I fit a lot of categories, but one of the biggest ones was "Reverse Voyeur," which the writer explained would be the sort of person who wouldn't do crazy things for attention, but who would wish someone would be spying on them while they're showering.
Now I'm not ashamed of being like that. I am totally like that. I like people to watch me. A lot of it comes from being tired of hiding so much when I was in school, and a lot of it comes from wishing I could stop being such a pussy and just act in something already.
But mainly I just like thinking I'm a celebrity waiting to happen. Probably a lot of people feel exactly the same way. But since no one will report about me, I blog to report about myself, and I hope people care, cause... I just like when people care. It's nice. Who doesn't want people to notice them and like them? If you've never, ever wanted that, well, you're probably lying. It's nice to be wanted.
Anyway. That's neither here nor there. Mainly what I wanted to do was admit that there probably are better ways I could spend my spare time than blogging all the time (though I'd say I hardly blog "all the time" anymore, but I do get on my blogging rampages still every now and then).
If I were to actually stop blogging (not for good... never for good! heh), but blogging maybe only every once in a while as opposed to "very often," what sort of activities would I do instead?
I'd say the obvious choice would be, "Write." You know, something real. Something maybe I could publish, or at the very least, some kind of fan fiction for other dorks to enjoy. (Although, who would be into the kind of fan fiction I would write? Is there any Dune fan fiction? Do I even want to know if there is?)
With school coming up (I start Monday - omg, now I must have a panic attack) and a nearly full schedule (just need 1 more credit this semester to be full-time, which I've never done successfully as it's usually too much for my lazy ass to juggle*), and working out every weekday when I can, and possibly starting a Yoga class with Steve's mom and niece... I'll probably have a lot on my plate.
*Try not to visualize that. But now you have to, don't you?
But there are two things I can think of to do. Um, the obvious, is to get a job. And like, keep it. For a nice long time. (*groan*) I know, I'm such a spoiled brat, not having to work. But trust me, I wish I had a better work ethic. Or like, ANY work ethic.
ANYWAY - So, I could (should) get a job. And if I decide to take my backup 1 credit class, Theatre Production, like I did my last semester at MCC, then I will have a full schedule, which would make me feel good because I'm a completist, sometimes. And also I'd learn fun, set-building stuff and be forced to be kinda social again and would get some exercise that isn't really exercise.
But I was just wondering... Do you guys do any fun, extracurricular activities that you would suggest for me to do? And something that is feasible for a plus sized girl who is just starting to work out? (So not like... Sprinting or mountain climbing or anything like that.) And preferrably something indoors, as it won't get under 100 degrees here for probably another month. :\
Anyway, lemme know if you guys can think of anything. Right now I'm gonna play video games beause they are such a productive thing to do.
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