I Missed A Day!

Ughh! I guess I'm only human and it was bound to happen. I've made it 32 days straight of blogging each day, don't they say it takes 30 days to develop a habit? 

I assumed that by day 29 this would just be second nature. Going 90 days was my way of solidifying the habit, you know there times over. 

Well one out of 31 doesn't seem so bad! I'll just have to see how the next 30 days go I suppose! 

Yay goals! 

Good Morning

I bet I know exactly how you're Saturday is going. And it goes like this:

You wake up on the north side of 10am. 

You're head is pounding, if not from alcohol then from post firework display. 

You slchlup into the kitchen and stare into the fridge, uncomprehendingly. You'll sit there for a minute feeling the cool breeze and not looking at anything in particular.

You'll go sit down because this last event was too much to handle for the moment. You stare.

Suddenly it's 5pm.

You eat something that's potentially edible.

Then go back to bed.

Happy fifth of July everyone!

Almost!!

Gah! Nearly forgot to write today! 

I don't know what it is about keeping to a challenge be it's So easy to want to cheat! Say something like, "oh I'm busy!" Or, "I'll double it up tomorrow!"

I know there's no progress in that, and yet it's still so tempting to do. I think every challenge that I let myself cheat is making it easier for me to cheat more.

 I know that's exactly why I have started a 30 day an challenge. I did it once last year, felt super accomplished, and then haven't done it since. Why? Fear of letting myself down? Who can say. But it does feel like a slippery slope every time we "let this one slide"

I'm sure I'll be singing a different tune by day 20, but then again...

That's only six days away. That shouldn't be too hard, right?

Stay vigilent!

~The Goof

(Awesome footnote, I wrote "stay vigilent" and it auto corrected to "stay violent!", don't do that. That don't do. Unless it's gaming. But in general, don't do that)

90 Day Challenge

It has come to my attention that I have been sorely lacking in the area of writing. 

(She wrote after nearly a 2 years of not writing in this blog)

I love writing, as it helps me work through the randomness of my life, and becuse of it I've decided to do a 90 day challenge. 

Yes. 

90 Days of writing. 

Uff. 

The very thought of that is makes me take bets on myself on what day I'll quit, but I'm hoping by the end of that 90 days to come out with a solid everyday writing habit. Although I know exactly how these things usually go for me.

It's like working out. I'll plan to work out for say... a week (gross), you know keep it simple so I don't crap out on it and by Friday I can feel fully accomplished! But usually, I'll take the first two to three days seriously, make an excuse on day three, and by day four I've already quit. 

Cuz I'm consistent like that.

This may go that way, but since I don't have to break a sweat typing, this might also be a little more doable and exciting! And what better day to start on a habit than a Monday morning! 

So happy Monday to you all, and may the 90 days be as fun for you as they will be for me!

~ Goof Gettin On It Once Again.