Proof that procrastination IS the root of all evil!....or at least the root of my eye spasms

My right eye has been twitching like crazy the past week or so, to the point where I want to just smack it until it stops. Yes, if you can't tell, I'm really annoyed by it. I've been trying to stretch my neck out because I heard or read somewhere that your eye twitching is because your neck muscles are tensed and is hitting your nerve. Unfortunately, it's not quite working, so I decided to try and find some sort of remedy on the good old internet. "For most people eye twitching is not a serious condition and typically results from excessive fatigue or stress." Stress = not prepared for my exams <-- procrastinating. PROCRASTINATION IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL!!!!

I finally went out shooting today! Got some that I was quite pleased with. Uploading pictures shall be added onto my uber long to do list. Maybe not uber long, but it sure seems so =(

I had my first final today. Can't say I did well cause I didn't know some of the written question but oh well, it's over. Usually I'm really nervous for the first exam of the bunch but for some reason i wasn't worried about this one at all. Anyway, I finished the exam 35 minutes early, but stupidly enough, I waited for the bus for 40 minutes and it was super windy tonight. Should've stayed to check over my answers and what not. I have a horrible habbit of just leaving after i finish writing an exam. I swear I have ADD. My attention span just doesn't allow for me to stay an extra 10 minutes to double check my answers. Anyway, just wanted to note this down so i can remind myself of my stupidity when and if i reread this post. The final question of the exam was essentially an essay about how to be good parents. (This was psyc 302, infancy psyc) The question states that you have to address 4 different areas, prenatal development, brain development, language development, and social-emotional development. I didn't read the social emotional development chapter so i made up everything but it was logical and probably true. However, I was missing a point for the prenatal development part but I wanted to leave the exam so bad I made up a stupid answer. I said that mothers should try and hold in the baby and not give birth until it is due because there are many problems/diseases associated with pre-mys. Might as well try and be a comic relief for the TA's and hopefully get some brownie points.