i've picked up the habit of writing down thoughts and sentences in my notebook while in class. it gives me something to do as i tune out whatever i'm supposed to be listening to. my sloppy handwriting makes it hard to go back an reread. it's too much of an inconvenience to struggle for even a few moments that i don't think i've ever really gone back to them after i pack up and leave. i'm going to try it out today though. next paragraph is straigh from what i jotted while ignoring my argentine literature class cause the writer's 'eroticism' was annoying

'balconies serve as a bridge between the outside world and the home inside'. i guess that makes sense. less separation. i think what makes it hard for me to invite ppl to things, one-on-one, is that i don't think i'm interesting enough to, i guess, 'entertain' someone for however long that interaction may take. that is, i can't carry a conversation for that long. it's easier when others are there. they might bring something up or respond in a way that makes me think of something else to say. something i otherwise wouldn't have thought about. this pertains more to people i'm not terribly close with. obviously it gets easier the more i know someone

yeah, not really profound thoughts going through my head around ten-thirty in the morning

i want another haircut but i also want to grow it out. i figure i should get it cut now and i can grow it out in the fall

downloaded an app to help me keep better track of where i spend my money