It’s amazing how productive you are. I don’t know what part of the brain is responsible for that kind of motivation but at times I think that mine can turn itself off. I remember certain times in my life where I felt that motivation, and other, more depressing times, when I lived in a filthy apartment and re-read the Catcher in the Rye a billion times.

We need to hang out some time. All of us: you, Shannon, me, Shannon, Ruben, his new girl, Dan, Dorinda…… and everyone else.

Well, I’m glad everything is working out. Take care,

~Rick

The not snoozing is getting better. I did snooze this morning, but I am going to blame it on the medication I took for the illness I got over the weekend. But other than that I am doing much better already.

I have come to understand myself now that I can decrease the amount of time I am in my head by simply doing some thought writing. It has helped me stay in the moment and think of other things I am going through.

I do need to get a small notebook, it will help me write in a different matter than always in front of my laptop.

- I say you should eliminate the snoozing all together. I see using the snooze button as a sign of weakness. You’re procrastinating…putting off the inevitable. Just kick yourself out of the covers and throw yourself out of bed.

- I think a lot too, but I think you should embrace it instead of stifling your mind. Keep a notepad nearby and jot down thoughts when you get them. When you have more time later, you can revisit the topic in your head.