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Goal Seven

Goal seven is something I have been mulling over for a while and it kind of stumbled it's way into my lap today as I randomly had the day off. I decided to spend the first half of the day outside of my apartment which led to me on many adventures. I looked at apartments (found one I LOVE), did laundry, stuck to the basics of my schedule, made a return, dropped off the dry cleaning, did the dishes, bought the cat Christmas presents, gave and received support from a friend, watched a comedy show on Netflix for an hour, called about my hospital bills, paid my insurance premium, cooked dinner, went grocery shopping, exchanged one of the cat's presents for something else, and somewhere in the middle of all that I went to my local library and got a library card. 

I've been wanting to get back into reading for a long time. The friend that I spoke with earlier said she had so many books to read once we graduated because she finally had time. While I don't necessarily have a ton of free time to read, I want to make time. So goal seven started today when I checked out two books (below). I want to read at least 6 books, cover to cover between now and my 26th birthday. I love young adult fiction, its fantasy and escapism at it's finest and I'm perfectly okay with mediocre plot/dialogue as long as I don't have to think about real world problems for a little bit. 

Today was great, hopefully a day off will come again soon. 





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