Monday Sometimes Treats You Kindly

It was a gentle Monday today. Gentle homework-wise, gentle weather-wise, gentle. Mondays such as this are rare; they should be remembered and treasured so the next time we throw a fit and blame Monday for all our problems, our insecurities, the contents of our hamburgers escaping the bun and tumbling into our laps as we pass grannies on the expressway, our disgusting ability to hit the snooze button half a dozen times, we can say, blame the cosmos instead of occasionally well-balanced Monday. Or, here's an idea, we could take responsibility for our own actions and blame our own hideous attitudes. When Monday treats you kindly you should quietly thank the second day of the week, and then beg him to tell Tuesday to be on his best behavior.

Enjoying this last semester thus far *knock on wood*... I honestly miss my lit/English classes though. Watch...once I start taking classes for my English Ed degree, I'm going to turn on English again. Love-hate relationships are always thrilling though, right?

I have to keep my creative juices flowing, no matter what! I've debated picking up a few new hobbies....But honestly, where's the time? Vlogging would definitely be a fun ride, but where's the money for a flip camera? No generous benefactors out there? No? Anyone? Then I have to think...How well has blogging actually gone? -------- Yeeeeeaaaahhh.

Okay, guys, girls, ladies, nerds, etc....Let me know in the comment area (PLEASE, SOMEONE, COMMENT. I DON'T CARE IF YOU'RE FROM MARS AND ANSWER IN MARTIAN LANGUAGE) if you have any suggestions or ideas as to what hobbies or fun/quirky goals I should set for myself this year. Any and all suggestions are a win, so if you think of something, just shout it out!

To conclude, here is a triolet I wrote recently. If you are unsure as to what a triolet is, have a look: http://www.baymoon.com/~ariadne/form/triolet.htm

Scene from a Movie - Triolet
This is a scene from a movie
One from the romantic-comedy that premiered last weekend
Down at the cinema with its buttery air, warm and lovey-dovey.
This is a scene from a movie
When you tuck my hair behind my ear, catch my hand, proving
That the dice sometimes fall gracefully into place and Fate will bend.
This is a scene from a movie
One from the romantic-comedy that premiered last weekend.