want-to-do-list

Because that's like, way more positive-thoughty-sounding than have-to-do-list. 
In no particular order.
... See? Functioning best in chaos yet again.

- write essay on writing style of psychology dude
- write essay on the role of music in memorie(los)s.
- write report on ethnographic research
- write number of essays on various philosophers
- join new committee at student's association 
- get closer to this interesting person
- write freelance essays on topics of society and technology
- start learning japanese
- pimp my crib
- clean my crib
- visit my friends who're on exchange in Istanbul
- be a good friend to my yearclub
- make some new friends while I'm at it
- educate myself on STS through online lectures (academicearth.org & ted.com)
- finish the books I started
- start some new ones
- reconnect with old friends
- discover new music
- improve my aikido
- do more mindfullness
- cook more regularly
- get a haircut 
- wash and organise my clothes properly
- draw a bit again
- write some poetry again
- read some poetry
- not skip any lectures and tutorgroups
- always be prepared for my tutorgroups
- go to independent lectures and movies
- take good care of my skin
- show my face a lot at the students association
- PARTY
- only buy essential clothes I need for fall/winter
- finish the general part of my bachelor by the end of the academic year
- go to university in tokyo, japan
- gain confidence and vision
- record my piano playing
- LEARN MORE. every day. 

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lightbright
lightbright

Wow, that is a long to-do list! Have you prioritized it yet? I would focus on the priorities first and foremost. Then under each one, write down each step you need to take in order to complete the task. How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time!