Vacation is over, now it's time to work!

First off, I must say, Florida was AMAZING! Tim and I really needed a break from our everyday lives. This vacation did exactly that, as well as brought us the opportunity to see our great friends who live there. We went to a few different beaches (two of which we spent watching the sunsets on). We went to Universal Studios to visit The Wizarding World of Harry Potter (yes be aware of the crowds)!!! We also did some shopping, and lots of driving around. I'm not sure how serious we are, but we tossed around the idea of moving there. All in all it was great and I'm glad Tim and I planned it out and actually went.

Now that I'm back, I'm realizing how dissatisfied I am with my current situation. To make a long story short I have closed myself off from friends and family as well as a purpose for my everyday. I'm really inspired to change all of that now! I want to work again, and spend more time with family and friends. I have some major hurdles to jump, but I hope I can overcome my anxieties.

I think I want to start blogging even more often than I set out to. I'm just not sure I will have much content to do it on a daily basis. I ordered the book Blogging for Dummies. I hope it helps me clean this thing up and make it more than just some scattered words. I'd also like to start vlogging, but I'm so shy its hard to get motivated.

In other news, I successfully finished the June month of the book One Year to an Organized Life. I'm going to go in order now starting with January...in August. Last time we started this book Tim and I gave up way too soon. I really want to make it through the whole book this time. As I said before, there is a journaling task in this book. So I'm going to continue that here in my blog.

This first question is about how my parents handled time when I was a kid. I remember my dad mostly. He was and still is always late. I remember him speeding like crazy to get me to school on time. I'm not sure if my mom was late all the time like my dad. My dad was the one who took me to school. I think that's why I can't really think of any specifics about my mom's time management.

The second question is about how I use time in relation to my parents use of time. I feel I'm somewhere in the middle. I'm not habitually late like my dad, but there are times I procrastinate till the last minute and fall behind in my schedule. I don't think I rebel against or emulate either one of my parents time management. I think it really just depends on my mood at the time.

The third question is whether an occurrence changed me being on time. I don't really think I have changed much. It really just depends on my mood that day. There are certain times I'm extremely organized with time, and then others I just fly by the seat of my pants.

The fourth question is my reaction to being late. I can't stand being late. It makes me feel horrible. I always got in trouble at school for being late. I don't really see any positives in being late.

I've got some unpacking to do so that's about it for today. I'm not sure I'm going to blog everyday, but probably more than just once a week.