I admit, a 4 month break did sound like a wonderful idea at first but as it is passing by I am finding myself becoming too lax and I'm afraid that when August comes I'd be struggling to keep up with all the stress that I have to deal with.

If you're in the same position as me then here are some things to keep yourself busy with if you're stuck at home all day. Put that tv series you've been binge watching on pause and instead try reading a book (a hard copy, not the ones you can download off the internet) and if you'd ask for my suggestions I'd give you answers from Catcher In The Rye by J.D. Salanger to Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock by Matthew Quick to Eleanor and Park by Rainbow Rowell (although I'd prefer this book with a different ending). The options are limitless, really.

If you're not one to read then try engaging yourself into some more physical activities. Try a new sport or try working out? Or try solving puzzles or you could try some DIY projects you've found on pintrest or tumble. Just do something productive that would get your mind working instead of being a bum all day.

x,

allene

I can't believe I am actually 17!

After my uncalled for hiatus I have now found myself writing a blog post at 11 o'clock in the evening.

For whatever reason there is I managed not to write for the entirety of 2014, moreover the entirety of my Senior year in high school. Senior year how could I not have shared that experience to the world, how could I not have shared living through the most awaited moment of a high school student? given all the talks and tasks, given all the projects, all the events, the academics, the organizations, the activities and everything else you could think of, I slowly found myself wanting to keep the stress to myself rather than sharing it. Who would want to read about a stressed 16 year old's rants and cries, right?