I lack the ability to do things in the long-term. When I have semester-long projects to work on, I work on each project .5-1 hour at a time and rotate between then. Now that I have a million and a half hours to relax, I don’t know how to take it on. I spent the whole day re-working parts of my website, drinking cups of tea, playing a few games of pool, watching a couple of DVDs and wandering around my parents’ Sacramento house. I haven’t stepped outdoors.Sounds great doesn’t it?
Well I don’t handle this well. I want to do something more productive than this. It’s not torture, exactly, but I do feel a bit trapped. With Kate in Chicago and Jun in Vegas and me being in Sacramento, there really isn’t much to do. I know. I know. A truly creative person would think of something to do and I have been doing things. I still refrain from turning on the tube, and instead I listen to countless hours of music—letting it repeat in the background.
I guess I really can’t complain. I’m just bored. All my resources are really at mine and Kate’s place—my books, electronics, guitar, bicycle and a more established neighborhood. I feel 15 again, sitting around the house as my dad cleans, my mom cooks and while Kyle plays video games. It’s pretty notslagic, I just don’t want to get comfortable with this. I need projects. Projects. Productivity. Progress. Pro. Pro is a good word.