I love waking up early on Sunday mornings with the intention of being productive. I make myself a nice breakfast, I love using my waffle maker when I know I have that extra time. But as all good intentions go, I start yawning again in 2 hours, and decide to go back to sleep for another few hours. I eventually do get up and become productive, just later in the day. I do my home work, I do my chores, I cook/bake some more. I just enjoy my day.

I'm currently a student. I hope to eventually translate that into a real job that's related to what I'm studying. I love going to school, and I love what I do there.

Other than school, I use food as my next creative outlet. I don't necessarily eat all that I make. Good thing people at school and my roommates are good sports (very good sports, as they eat everything that I make) about eating my cooking. (waffle parties, bread pudding in class, etc).

sleeping, eating, riding my bike, finding solutions, operating on my own schedule, making things (most anything, or I'll learn how to do it), staying organized, throwing a good party with great themes (bloody mary bar, waffle bar, potlucks).

some things that I'm really bad at:
getting anywhere on time, lying, remembering to capitalize the first letter of a sentence (thankfully word auto corrects it for me), I give into my indulgences too often.

my bed - it is the most comfortable thing in the world, where i enjoy relaxing, sleeping, and reading in it. the bed can be anywhere. In my house, in a grassy field; its just amazing.

My family - having just moved to New Orleans, I appreciate them even more.

My friends - They support every hair-brained idea i have, for better or worse.

my brain - although i sometimes lose it, i like it well enough to keep around with me.

Hot water - for showers, baths, etc.

... do I have to have 6? why 6?

food, school, and other private things.

either catching up on sleep, or meeting up with friends.

I have a lot of rules. But they are all easily manipulated, or broken. But I still have rules. All rules are made to be broken (but only once, otherwise, its not a rule).