The thing is, I know myself well enough to expect me to take 'study breaks' far more often than I deserve them. BUT what matters more to me than getting straight A's is improvement. I think it's so important to set a goal for yourself, be it long-term and life-changing or daily yet vital, and at the end of the day be able to say, 'I might not have achieved my goal today, but I will continue to endeavour until I get what I want.' Personally, I have great satisfaction in crossing off elements on to-do lists; that alone is enough of an incentive to get things done. Teehee, I am easily amused :)

I basically just wanted to say that though I haven't completely curbed my thirst for the Internet, I've toned down my usage considerably. Mind, I need to check my e-mail and Facebook almost daily as they're some of the ways of communicating with my parents. So yes, I do go on Facebook, but I mostly ignore my notifications and the News Feed.

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I'm converting to British English, so if you could be so kind as to point out where I spell something wrong, I'd appreciate it. For seven years of my life I studied at two different American schools. That is my excuse.