![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
How do I decision?
Oct. 18th, 2013 02:57 pmHere are some everyday-life decisions that are currently making me a Nervous Neva.
1. How to respond to an assignment for my Management class (due Sunday evening).
2. Which classes to take next semester (which will not be my last, but will probably be my last spring semester, and thus my last chance to take certain classes). There are two that really appeal to me, and I do have the option of taking them both, but those two in addition to my online class might be too much.
3. How to approach the thing that I am writing for the Literary Lads We Love challenge, assuming that I do not want to drop out of the challenge altogether due to really not having much time for it this weekend. Yes, I know that talking about how great my chosen character is should be easy for me - it's something that most of you have heard me do, after all - but doing so coherently is something else altogether.
4. Do I even need to say it? (I know that I waffle about this every year, but that is because it is something I have to consider every year). Participating in NaNoWriMo would be the ultimate test of my time management and anxiety management and self-discipline skills, which are not great to begin with... but on the other hand, it's been way too long since I've written anything creative (despite continuing to host Writing Night), and I miss it.
1. How to respond to an assignment for my Management class (due Sunday evening).
2. Which classes to take next semester (which will not be my last, but will probably be my last spring semester, and thus my last chance to take certain classes). There are two that really appeal to me, and I do have the option of taking them both, but those two in addition to my online class might be too much.
3. How to approach the thing that I am writing for the Literary Lads We Love challenge, assuming that I do not want to drop out of the challenge altogether due to really not having much time for it this weekend. Yes, I know that talking about how great my chosen character is should be easy for me - it's something that most of you have heard me do, after all - but doing so coherently is something else altogether.
4. Do I even need to say it? (I know that I waffle about this every year, but that is because it is something I have to consider every year). Participating in NaNoWriMo would be the ultimate test of my time management and anxiety management and self-discipline skills, which are not great to begin with... but on the other hand, it's been way too long since I've written anything creative (despite continuing to host Writing Night), and I miss it.
