Its interesting to see, what i would do to avoid study

Ok so it's Sunday and it's now that i start studying for my exam (which is on Tuesday). I have spent the entire week in the house and what exactly have i been doing? Everything except studying.

1. I organised my pantry shelf and went out and restocked so i now have enough food to last me until armageddon (or until at least next week). I wrote out a timetable for eating and a dinner menu.
2. I cleaned my room folding and putting all of my clothes in my chest of drawers that i drove up from traralgon with a few weeks ago.
3. I washed every peice of cutlery in the house, because when anyone (including me) does the dishes we leave them sitting there to dry (not a great idea with stainless steel).
4. I organised all of my looseleaf paper into stuff i would need to read to study, stuff i should keep and stuff i should throw out. Oh and stuff i doodled on during lectures. (Including a page and a half titled "To later be transcribed to laptop")
5. I sorted out my car insurance, budgeted online and applied for a job online to both Coles Myer and Woolworths.
6. I counted out how much change i had in my water feature. ($54.95 if you want to know)
   
7. I played Call of Duty 2 on Xbox live for 6 hours staight and watched a bunch of war movies that my housemate Alex picked out (which were, to my dismay, pretty good).
8. I fed and played with a cat thats been hanging around for a few weeks.
9. I slept in until at least 12.30 every day and stayed up until at least 1 every night.
10. I bought justin half a birthday present. And Tequila (i made a space in the pantry specificly for alcohol).
11. And now, instead of studying, i'm writing this blog entry.

Its a lot of non-studying going on, but i think i am possibly one of the only people in the world that can procrastinate and do something productive at the same time! How cool is that? *Rolling eye movement*

Well to be truthful i did study a little bit today, in fact, for almost for a whole hour i summarized two of the 12 key areas of study in my subject Introduction to Teaching. I'm planning on doing another 2 this arvo before tea and two more after tea, then tomorrow i'll get up before 10 and crunch the last bits. It's not overly hard, it is just taking a while for my brain to warm up. Bendigo is so col *Brrrrrr*

Out for now... Em