Personal Narrative: Waking Up

Waking up has always been difficult for me. I never wake up at a specified time, but I try. It's the thought that counts right? After hitting snooze about 5 times, I finally wake up around 7 everyday. I usually end up late to work and school but I like to think of it as my signature. I always skip breakfast, I'll have a coffee but I don't think that counts. I eat sparsely throughout the day because I'm so occupied with school, not to mention dealing with the stress doesn't help. I've never been the kind of person to work around a schedule so that can make it hard to operate correctly on a daily basis. When it comes to food I am the poster child for a poor college student. I stick to ramen with minimal snacks because I can't afford them. Rarely, when I can afford snacks, I buy fruit. All my fruit has to be crunchy or I will not eat it, excluding mangoes of course. If any fruit has brown spots it will most likely end up rotting in the fridge or end up in the garbage. I prefer my coffee with soy milk and my water with cucumbers. I never drink tap water …show more content…
It's too big for us but I wanted a big house, which was a mistake. I probably annoy my brother the most because I don't take my laundry out the dryer and I also use the last of the toilet paper and leave it for him to change. What can I say, that's just me being me! We also always have those little water flavoring packets and when I open one I always leave the wrapper on the counter and that irritates everyone. I am not the most organized person, however, I always thought organized people were boring. I never want to be a scripted person living everday by everyone else rules. I feel as though its appropriate to make your own rules sometimes. You're not really living if you're doing the same thing everyday, so I try to add in something different. Sometimes that may be talking to new people or trying something new and out of my comfort zone like