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| (Possibly) An accidental photo I took on the train when I tried to use it as a mirror |
I am bored, and stressed, and tired, and more than anything else, I really want to find something to do every day that is creative, and fun, and not anything anybody is making me do.
So ha! This is what I came up with.
I am a student in university, studying Spanish (it is so hard!), and I get bored easily which means I have had about a thousand ideas about what I want to do with my life, and the same amount of hobbies I have tried. I like traveling, I love my family, and I use social media sporadically at best. If I ever read this post again, I know it will embarrass me to no end, and yet, here I am!
This brings me to the reason for the title of this blog: the 21 day experiment. They say it takes 21 days to form a habit, and I want to test that theory. I will post every day with updates, and if anybody is out there and has ideas for my next challenge, let me know!
Challenge 1.1 write something every day for this blog, no matter how dumb it seems
Challenge 1.2 practise Spanish vocabulary/flashcards every day for 10 minutes
I know that finding blogs is really unusual, and it is extremely unlikely that anybody will ever see this, which, strangely enough, makes me super excited to write here. On the off chance you are a reader of this blog...thanks for spending some of your day with me. Feel free to leave a comment below to share your ideas with me.
Rachel
Also, if you like sporadic posts, my current instagram is @dailydecagrams. Be fore-warned, however, that I have been thinking about deleting it soon because too many people who know me follow me on the account which makes me feel weired about posting whatever I want. (Yes, I know that I have issues)
