And I guess this counts as Procrastination as well...

The problem with essays that have no due date is that it's hard to effectively procrastinate. It's like having a while loop with no stopping condition. I guess Lichtenstein owe that much to their FIFA World Cup 2006 victory in professional mode this evening.

Besides, this essay is supposed to be a reflection of what I've learnt in my time at work. A reflection of what I did during a period of time? By golly that sounds like a giant journal entry for marks, really!

Unfortunately my bedtime rambling limit seems to stem at around 500 words and so it's been hard to truly pump out 3000 of poignant insight and self-analysis that finally someone other than me will have to read. This essay should write itself.

But even when I broke the essay down into so many sections and sub sections that to meet the word limit I only needed to write 200 words about fifteen unique things I do at work, I couldn't finish it. Furthermore after inserting the notes from my log book, and dot points from my speech I still can't do it. I guess the problems with essays that write themselves is they, inevitably, don't end up writing themselves.

I have uni tomorrow, I haven't even started yet and I am already up until early hours of the morning doing assignments. I swear the air is warmer, I love it!