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TONIGHT!!! 

this is my piece for the DRAGONBALL 30TH ANNIVERSARY art show! 

7:00 pm SAT NOV 15th at qpopshop​!! Little Tokyo, Los Angeles!! Come on down and say hi!

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Like a good book -Hey.. you there? _I’m here. HI neighbor whom I have never seen.

_Hi. -Nice to talk to you again. _Don’t you think we should meet at some point? _No..I don’t know…maybe. _Why not? _.. It’s like a good book..we’ve talked so much, I feel like I know so much about you that I picture you in my mind. -��and you don’t want to be disappointed..? _I didn’t say that.. _ But that’s what you’re thinking..? -…. Tell me about your day , please..

- Ok… #pascalcampion

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maybe it’s karma

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How I Use The Eisenhower Decision Matrix For School and Work

I never leave the house with my planner, but this semester I also started making note cards to track the tasks I need to do in order of importance and urgency. I was inspired by bullet journals on Tumblr, and started making my own.

They follow the concept of the Eisenhower Decision Matrix: a productivity hack made popular by Stephen Covey’s book The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.

Every week I take a plain note card and divide it into this grid (color-coded, of course) to plan out the things I need to do for OSG, work, and class, and to track all the adulting tasks and errands I need to run.

Example from last semester (with an older layout):

I like to keep things colorful, so I have the main check boxes in red, orange, and yellow, and I have each type of task colored: blue for class, red for bills and errands, green for work, purple for blogging and misc.

Urgent tasks require immediate attention. 

Important tasks are for long-term planning. 

 Too often we conflate urgency with importance–but a lot of things that have immediate due dates aren’t really important in the big picture. This productivity hack is how I manage to skip several assignments and classes per semester and still pull a good GPA in college. It’s all about knowing what’s really necessary and what’s just tripping you up because it’s due.

Important, Urgent tasks are things that have immediate due dates: readings, papers, work stuff.

Important, Not Urgent tasks are things that I need to think about throughout the week or things that support the important and urgent things: looming due dates, health and wellness, personal connections and networking.

Not Important, Urgent tasks are the day-to-day things I should do, but can get away with procrastinating on: blog admin, household chores, adulting errands.

Not Important, Not Urgent tasks are either the things I procrastinate with or things I can take some time procrastinating on: month+ due dates, weekend planning, things I want to read.

If you thought this tip was helpful, check out my main blog at Orphan Survival Guide!

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Having an anxiety disorder and irritable bowel syndrome shouldn’t stop you from being happy! or from drinking coffee.

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"Into the Unknown."

Finally got around to making some fanart for OTGW, I feel as though I can really relate to Wirt and it makes me like him even more.

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Pathetic Autumn 

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Mind your own business, Dalek.

I can’t be the first one to make this joke, can I? That episode happened almost ten years ago.

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Me right now.

Red? I think it’s red. 

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yoo I doodled a sticker

you can get it here

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off to see the wizard