Confessions of a slacker student

I am bored to the point where watching my candle's flame flicker and the steam from my tea dance through the air has become the most exciting part of my hour. I have also developed a newfound fascination with parting the split ends that are plentiful in my rarely-manicured hair.

I just got very excited by the opportunity to flip my calendar to the month of April where the picture comes from the Koksilah Ancient Forest in Shawnigan Lake. Sad fact: "Less than 1% of the original old-growth Douglas Fir trees remain on Vancouver Island."

As of now, I have consumed more cups of tea than number of slides I've reviewed for my exam tomorrow.

Somehow, the following just doesn't spark my interest:

I am listening to a playlist consisting of various artists that will be playing at the Squamish Valley Music Festival in August. Naturally, this has gotten me excited for the summer months where I can be free and fun and where I won't have to glue myself to a chair and stare at this computer screen for hours on end.

To further my excitement, I wrote a "Hopefully-Will-Do-List" for this summer:

• jump off a 20 foot cliff
• bike the Seawall from Canada Place, around Stanley Park, and to Kits beach 
• spit off the Lynn Valley suspension bridge
• hike through Garibaldi Park
• attend a concert on Granville Island
• dip in Capilano River
• spend a night under the stars
• roadtrip down the Oregon Coast
• watch a baseball game in Myrtle Park
• eat a bean and a tomato grown in my backyard
• rollerblade through the Seymour Demonstration Forest
• have lunch at the Cottage Deli Cafe in Gastown
• hike the Baden Powell Trail from Deep Cove to Grouse Mountain
• watch the sunset from Dog Mountain
• slackline in Stanley Park
• canoe around Racoon Island 
• attend a "Concerts in the Cove"
• explore deeper into Emerald than ever before
• picnic at Whytecliff Park

That's not all, but that's it for now. I've done enough procrastinating to make me exhausted; I'm going to bed. My alarm is set for an early hour with the hopes of doing some last-minute studying. I hope this exam tomorrow goes well. . .