I did a post awhile back about places I wish to travel to. If you haven't seen that post you can check it out here. There are so many places I want to go. Here are some more.
1.) Morning Glory Pool Yellowstone
Music is a huge part of my life. It inspires me when writing, helps keep my not-so-great singing voice active, makes me feel, and always evolves. I love the mystery of never knowing what a new song is going to sound like or how it will make me feel. These are a few songs I have been loving lately:
Lately I've been observing myself and others, and thinking about the things we say. Oftentimes, we're down on ourselves, thinking that there's nothing we're good at. I caught myself the other night talking like this. I told my mom: "People like me aren't good at much, so we work with what we have." When I reflected on that statement I recognized that I'm good at many things. I just don't seem to notice them adding up. Here's a list of things I'm good at:
Recently, I finished reading Paper Towns by John Green. This is the third book I have read by him, after Looking for Alaska and The Fault in Our Stars. I'm a fan of John Green's characters. They are always dynamic and witty, and keep the reader on their toes. You never know what they're going to say or do next, which I quite enjoy.
Today I decided to clean out a couple of the bins that had things I gained in college over the past year. The containers were taking up space on my desk as well as blocking the walkway to my dresser. During the process, I recycled empty boxes and bags. That condensed the clutter by half. I then went through my belongings and decided to give away most of my things as I don't need them anymore.
I've been feeling inspired the past few days. I'm staying ahead of my work for my winter intersession course, reading the news, watching history videos, and researching for a new novel idea I have. Just incase you aren't feeling as inspired as I am these days, I thought I would give you guys some inspirational quotes.
I feel like I am the millionth person saying this, but I cannot believe it is 2015! Time seems to be flying by!
1.) Wake up around 7 every morning and begin my day. As a college student, it is common to find myself easily sleeping in until 10 or 11 each morning. This year I would like to set myself on a wake up schedule, so I have more time to accomplish my goals before going to bed earlier. I've realized that staying up until 2 in the morning isn't helping me in any way.
2014 has been a big year for me. I am continuously changing as I try and figure out who I am. I have learned a lot along the way so far.
1.) Get rid of toxic relationships. If a relationship is holding you back it is time to let it go. Holding on to toxic relationships will only hurt you.