"If we find ourselves with a desire that nothing in this world can satisfy, the most probable explanation is that we were made for another world." -C.S. Lewis
Thursday, January 29
To Do List for January 30th
• Wake up at 5:15 a.m. Do not shower before seminary. Make your bed.
• After seminary, go home, dress warmly, and run for half an hour.
• After running, read your scriptures, pray, and write in your journal.
• Contemplate Personal Progress.
• Take a well-deserved shower, but do not wash your hair today.
• Travel to the mall, to get Amanda’s Persuasion. Have an adventure involving walking, an i-pod, and Andrew Bird as a companion. Try to find a gift for Bek (bracelet, necklace), Mom (cool hair clips), and Kika (nice water-colored pencils). Should you try to find cool Chinese Lanterns for Amanda’s room to go with your gift?
• When you return home with plump and bulging shopping bags, find a nice pen and write Amanda a contemplative note about life, Persuasion, Captain Wentworth, friends, hope, the gospel, and birthdays.
• WRITE your DBQ on New Imperialism. Write it for yourself and NOT for Ms. Hinkleman.
• Help mom around the house. Clean your room. Put away clothes.
P.S. At some point during this day, you should also fit in…
-eating a healthy, small breakfast
-eating a healthy, small lunch
-possibly, hanging out with people
-practicing Moonlight Sonata for piano, and violin music
-watching a movie, reading Mistress Pat or Charles Dickens
-finding some good quotes about writing
-reading Sarah’s Writing With Style
-checking blogs, updating your own
-dancing, singing, smiling
-figuring out how to wear a Chinese dress without throwing a temper tantrum, or feeling ridiculously inadequate
-feeling confident
-emotionally prepare for 16
I figure if I stick it on my blog that someone will read it and hold me to it. Thank you for reading it. Now call me and tell me to do it.
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I'm a week too late. I still think you should do it.
Note: You should eat a big, healthy breakfast. None of this small stuff. The morning is when our metabolism is set, or so they say. (Right now, though, it's sounding like hokeyness we'll scoff at in fifty years. "WHEN your metabolism is SET? Ha!") But ask Anika re her nutritionist. Only thing she needed to change was that she needed to eat a bigger breakfast. To that end, I'm going upstairs to eat breakfast.
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