OR the new schedule could mean that I just go weeks without posting at all. Did I forget to mention that?

Lately, in an attempt to be more organized and maximize my time, I have been putting together some fairly specific daily schedules for during the week. It's a bit of a pain, but I'm kinda lazy and otherwise I would choose to veg my time away and never get anything done.
The other day I read somewhere that, ideally, you should be reading and writing every day (outside of school, if you're a student). I sort of reflected over the past little while and realized that I was doing pretty well on the reading, but that as far as writing went...not so hot. I also realized that I haven't been studying my scriptures nearly as much as I need to.
SO, I have set a New Month's resolution: to stick to this schedule for at least 2 months, and to review and revise as needed at the end of that time.

Monday

 - Read: Shakespeare

 - Write: Journal

 - Study: Conference talk

Tuesday

- Read: Book

- Write: A letter

- Study: Book of Mormon

Wednesday 

- Read: Free Day 

- Write: Story

- Study: Book of Mormon

Thursday

- Read: Learn About Something

- Write: Create a Character

- Study: Scripture Mastery

Friday

- Read: A Federalist Paper

- Write: Blog Post

- Study: Book of Mormon

Saturday

  - Read: Book

- Write: Mini Essay

- Study: Conference talk  

Sunday

- Read: Poetry 

- Write: Five Senses Exercise 

- Study: For the Strength of the Youth

Let me tell ya, this is gonna be pretty tough, at least at first. But I think it's a good idea, so I'm gonna give it a shot (eek!). I'm posting it on this blog so there is written proof that I decided to do this, and I can't back out later. Wish me luck.

-Kelsey

P.S. In case you didn't pick up on it, that schedule also means I'll probably only update on Fridays, unless something SUPER important comes up on a Tuesday or something. But hey, at least that means I'll be more regular in my posting.