It is Monday and yes, I've read 3 books in total, but I wanted to read 3 books starting Saturday. I did finish a book on Friday, but I didn't want to count it towards my long weekend goal, but I think I've done more than enough. I always set goals for myself, at times they're high but who would I be if I didn't have high expectations for myself?
why dream small? why set reachable goals? the sky is the limit. Try as much as you can, I'd rather fail than to limit myself with goals I know I can easily reach. I always set high goals for myself, whether it's my reading goals. Spiritual goals or fitness goals.
I've spent 5 hours at a coffee shop reading; I am so glad there's a coffee place close to my house where I can hang out. At times I don't want to be in the house I want to be out but not with people! like by myself doing things that I love. Which are getting matcha, reading, writing, a picnic, a walk in the park...I am a very peaceful and self-sufficient person. My mom sent me a picture of my report when I was younger it says" Gaelle needs to participate in activities with other kids, needs to speak more, needs to play at recess, needs to read less at recess but interact more" lol who tells a parent that their kid needs to stop reading so much? yup that was me! I would ignore everyone and pull out my book and read right in the middle of recess. My teacher would always make sure I was okay or that I wasn't bullied because I was shy, but truth is I was a menace! I slapped a boy right in the middle of the classroom once because he tried to make me do something I didn't want to do! they had to keep us separated for the rest of the year, no one would actually mess with me lol I was kind but I was not nice lol. As a kid my mom always made sure I didn't let my anger get the best of me, yes, I was quiet, but I would fight if a kid provoked me. As I got older, I learned how to control my anger, if anything I don't get angry anymore but it's not a sign to wake the bear. My face along was not welcoming lol wow here I am reminiscing of my childhood, and I realized that I haven't changed much.