Every little thing, is gonna be alright.

So don't you worry about a thing.  Oh how carefree and easy those words come, from Bob Marley.  Yet to put into practice, especially in the International Baccalaureate?  That is another thing entirely; unrealistic.  I have my draft of my World Lit paper due in tomorrow, and I've barely scraped together an introduction.  Granted, my outline is done, but I have yet to email my Extended Essay supervisor a solid approach, topic and research question for the essay itself.  I am in TROUBLE.  Yet I am unfazed, as I watch Ryan Stiles, Collin Mocchrie and Wayne Brady do their thing, over and over and over again.  This is procrastination at its best.  It's a good thing the latest season of 90210 has finished.  Then life would be another story.

Yet it's not me I'm worried about, I feel the constant stress of those I love around me, and that worries me.  I guess I'm one of those sort of people who does 'feel your pain'.  I hate seeing my friends in pain, or stressed, angry, sad, hurt.  There have been many this week, and I feel so helpless; all I can say is stay strong, the end is in sight for most of you!  It would be too much of a shame to let go and give up now, after working so hard for so long.  As with regards to what others say, you sometimes have to just give them the finger and move on, so you can focus on what is best for you, and what is going to help you get to where you want to go.  Now I'm not an idealist - I don't expect everyone to be happy all of the time, but then again, I try my best to make sure everyone is    the best they can be at the moment in time.  The main thing is, I wish everyone would just CHILLAX.  Easier said than done, I know. But tis still possible, methinks, with the right attitude.  Which I am lacking of right now, as I am definitely putting off my world lit.  OH WELL.  I must get it done.
and don't even get me started on SAT. What a bloody waste of time.

I will leave you all with a song that never fails to ease the flow, anytime, anywhere.  Bob Marley's Three Little Birds, will never fail to do the trick.