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idealflame@furaffinity.net:~$ cat journal
Step 1) Divide 2.5 A4 pieces of paper into 24/25 square-ish shapes.
Step 2) Write an inspirational quote/etc. on one side of each.
Step 3) Wrap around maltesers/whatever, making sure writing is on the inside
Step 4) Muddle them up and write the numbers 1-24/25 on the outside.
Step 5) Enjoy once a day.
The other day, in an unfathomably rare display of creativity, I came up with a nice cheap alternative to the popular 'Advent Calendar', which meant I didn't have to spend anything. Having already obliterated my sleeping pattern, I accidentally woke up at 10 to 6 this morning, in a surprisingly good mood, and proceeded to go about realising the idea.
Actually thought up step 2 this morning as well, so the right hemisphere must finally be stirring from its life-long slumber. I don't care much for little pictures in chocolate (om nom nom), but a nice quote at the right time is never a bad thing. Took me a bit over an hour in total, and the concept's quite flexible, so I figure it'd actually probably make for a good exercise for children. Except it's effort, so I don't know...
Anywho. I know I've some arts to complete. I am on them; it's just the crunch time's crunch time at the moment: Coursework hand-in is next week...and that's just the academic stuff....
Step 2) Write an inspirational quote/etc. on one side of each.
Step 3) Wrap around maltesers/whatever, making sure writing is on the inside
Step 4) Muddle them up and write the numbers 1-24/25 on the outside.
Step 5) Enjoy once a day.
The other day, in an unfathomably rare display of creativity, I came up with a nice cheap alternative to the popular 'Advent Calendar', which meant I didn't have to spend anything. Having already obliterated my sleeping pattern, I accidentally woke up at 10 to 6 this morning, in a surprisingly good mood, and proceeded to go about realising the idea.
Actually thought up step 2 this morning as well, so the right hemisphere must finally be stirring from its life-long slumber. I don't care much for little pictures in chocolate (om nom nom), but a nice quote at the right time is never a bad thing. Took me a bit over an hour in total, and the concept's quite flexible, so I figure it'd actually probably make for a good exercise for children. Except it's effort, so I don't know...
Anywho. I know I've some arts to complete. I am on them; it's just the crunch time's crunch time at the moment: Coursework hand-in is next week...and that's just the academic stuff....
P.S. Yeah we're not doing Advent Calenders this year apparently. By the time stress had ended and we went looking for some, there weren't any. Typical. But your idea is cool. I like the quote part.
P.S.S. What is your PayPal e-mail? So I can figure out mine... Or something. WHAT IS YOURS.
Crunch?! CRUNCH?! YOU KNOW NOTHING OF THE CRUNCH. THINK YOU CAN JUST GO THERE ON A DAY TRIP? WELL MY FRIEND, YOU'LL BE VISITING IT A LOT SOONER THAN YOU THINK.