Too much freedom

I have a very long vacation from school (6 weeks total, started this week), and I had been mentally piling up things to do over the break. Things I wanted to learn, read, play, watch, etc. Now that the break is here I’ve done a bit of it, but I find that more often than not I’m just lazily surfing the net or refreshing pages on forums.

Objectively I know this isn’t much worse than some of the things on my mental list (playing Fallout 3, for example), but to me even playing a long video game is starting to feel like work. Well, not really work, but like an investment of time and effort — if that makes any sense.

I’ve managed to drag myself out of it, I think, but I still find it weird. Maybe I’ve been spending too much time online. Wait, what am I saying? I can’t believe I just wrote that…

About probabilityZero

I'm a rather boring, geeky college student. Most of my time is spent at a computer, reading a book, or sitting in (mostly uninteresting) classes. My hobbies include reading, blogging, creating and running websites, creating amateur video games, arguing incessantly on discussion forums, and buying books on amazon.com because I'm too lazy to go to the library.
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One Response to Too much freedom

  1. sung gyu says:

    I know what that feels like…
    Some people have lazy sundays, some people have lazy weeks, while some have lazy years. I find myself surfing the internet for hours on end doing nothing productive. I’m pretty sure after school is finished up, and I start working full time, things ought to change.

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