polychrome_pen: (EAH Hunter & Daring)
Greetings all!  I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season and accomplished everything they hoped to this year!  The tail-end of 2013 has felt ridiculous fast to me.  Perhaps because I spent November in a NaNo-induced haze and a late Thanksgiving shortened the Christmas season?  IDK, but I somehow feel flabbergasted that New Year's Eve is already here.

I guess the only place to start with a true review of 2013 would be to go back and review the goals and plans I made for the year at the end of 2012:

Cut for long ramblings! )

Whew!  That was super long!  Anyway, onto goals and generic year-long plans.

January: Finish posting Heart Stone, finish and post Queen Kale.  Start Paleo eating.
February-August:  Work through How to Think Sideways.  Self-publish a flash fiction collection.  Take a bloody vacation somewhere (Anime Expo?)
September-December: NaNoWriMo prep for original story.  Start revisions from first novel.  Self-publish second flash fiction collection or short story collection.

Big goals: Follow paleo eating plan for three months, then evaluate.  Shift original fiction writing into gear.  Spend way, way less money on toys.
polychrome_pen: (Ry Sabir from Holly Lisle's Secret Texts)
Wow...I'm actually a little shocked...@_@

Earlier this week, I applied and interviewed for Co-chair positions on the Drug Awareness Committee and the Children's Awareness Carnival Committee. I really needed to have a little bit of leadership stuff to add to my CV and resume, but I really applied because on the Drug Awareness Committee, you get to go around to schools and put on puppet shows to teach the kids all about drug awareness - super fun! And the second-year Co-chairs both seemed really nice too, which made me feel much more at ease.

So last Friday I got the call from the DAC that they wanted me for a Co-chair; I'm totally psyched about it, even though it means more work on my plate. Our first event comes up this Friday: the Pre-Pharm Fair, where all the Pre-pharmacy kids come over to our side of the campus and learn about all the different organizations that they can be a part of later on. It should be fun!

Also, I'm being overwhelmed by work a little. I guess I got used to having maybe one or two "important" (aka hard science) classes a semester, rounded out by the more enjoyable (and easier work for me!) liberal arts classes. Ah, I miss my History of Ancient Rome.

Piano is going alright, even if I'm not getting to practice quite as much as I was over the summer. But that was expected. I won't give up however - even if I have to cut back to only two lessons a month. I can't let myself fall into that pit of despair again - life without the arts isn't life.

My diet's been going well too - I've lost about ten pounds so far, and I hope to keep on losing!

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