Six Sentence Story | Chaos #3 | Life

Muted mauve cover artwork for Six Sentence Stories, with a raven, faded handwritten excerpts, botanical illustrations, and a textured antique paper background.

This week, I also wrote a bit about my life. The prompt word and the weekly Six Sentence Story blog hop are hosted by Denise.

You can hop in or read all the other entries through the link-up.

Six Sentence Story | Chaos #3

After reading Misky's addition to the world of the Café this week, I was 99 percent sure I would write my reply from the POV of the Nervous Poet—I think we are having one heck of a heist soon…

However, my last week's procrastination has bitten me in the arse, and I have spent the whole week doing both weeks' assignments—I mean, last week I only did the ones that had a deadline by last Sunday—I mean, I know I can do a lot in one day, but, that was not very smart of me…

I was also super-dooper sure that I would make it to one test today (optional), but somehow time went by while I was doing labs—luckily, I had not signed up yet—and I don't even know how, but whenever I do my schoolwork, the time just wooshes past me as though it were never there.

Hopefully, if I do PHP every single day, I will be able to get the points I'm after at the end of the semester, too, as the first part was rather simple (I'm sure I would have passed it today, but maybe not as cleanly as I want).

Sometimes, I wish I could snap myself in half and have a second version of myself that deals with time management, as I myself have created a heck of a to-do list, including time to spend with my boyfriend, write, edit, study, or do tiny jobs for coin because I'm scared to neglect any aspect of my life—I mean it… every... single... aspect... of my life... is written down in a diary...

Such are my thoughts this week, nothing very interesting, as I'm currently on another wavelength entirely and behind on reading last week's TToTs, which I will fix in the evening—I'm also contributing another old poem to the dVerse OLN today…

Thank You for Reading closing artwork with a muted mauve Victorian-inspired background, a raven, faded handwritten text, botanical illustrations, and an antique paper texture.

There's more of my work:

All of the six-sentence stories.

The Nervous Poet Entries for the SSC&B.

There is also a page for all of the poetry.

More personal entries can be found at the Blog.

The IT studies blog in Estonian for a course at the university.

the Band "Chaos in Spring" is on YouTube, Spotify and other streaming services.

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This week, I also wrote a bit about my life. The prompt word and the weekly Six Sentence Story blog hop are hosted by Denise.

You can hop in or read all the other entries through the link-up.

Six Sentence Story | Chaos #3

After reading Misky's addition to the world of the Café this week, I was 99 percent sure I would write my reply from the POV of the Nervous Poet—I think we are having one heck of a heist soon…

There's more of my work:

All of the six-sentence stories.

The Nervous Poet Entries for the SSC&B.

There is also a page for all of the poetry.

More personal entries can be found at the Blog.

The IT studies blog in Estonian for a course at the university.

the Band "Chaos in Spring" is on YouTube, Spotify and other streaming services.

← Six Sentence Story #26 | Prompt Word: STOP

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