Procrastination continues

It's happening again. I'm sitting here at the computer mindlessly searching the internet when I'm supposed to be doing homework. I have finals next week and two major projects and papers due. One is on welfare reform and what happens to the people that leave welfare. A five page paper and a power-point presentation that I haven't even started working on. This is why I started a blog, it's another great way to proscrastinate.

I just finished listening to the book, "Ten Thousand Sorrows," by Elizabeth Kim. It was amazing. It's her true story of witnessing her Korean mother's "honor killing," her experience in an orphanage, being adopted by Christian fundamentalists and brought to America and later her marriage to an abusive husband. I absolutely, confidently recommend this book to anyone that enjoys reading and doesn't mind feeling uncomfortable hearing about human suffering.

It's time to smoke, then eat, then watch HGTV, then pet my dog, then check my e-mail, then cut my toe-nails, then fall asleep while attempting to finally start reading through research articles. So much for my big night of studying and working...