Busy Thinking

Okay this week has definitely been “a thing” , there is so much I guess could  talk about,  but I’m not sure  each would be long enough  to post on, however I should probably asked my teacher if 500 words per week in blogging meant a 5oo word post( which I could defiantly   see happening when comparing  my blog to others,   depending on the topic, such as for hair care  blogs can be pretty long, as well as other blogs about  social issues, while fashion posts tend to be much shorter and  picture heavy which makes sense as I didn’t come to read fashion but see it) , or a bunch of little posts that should add up to 500 worlds per week. I think maybe little posts added up to 500 makes a lot of sense considering a learned information websites should be updating pretty frequently ( too bad I learn it in the second  to last week of class). Yes, I know, I know this a blog it is supposed to be fun, which a point mixed in. So I’ll get right on down to that.

 This week as been somewhat busying, I have been working on some projects on like getting affiliates readying for a website and studying for stuff. While writing or whatever I might leave the T.V on as well it is… almost a stress relief before you need stress relief thing. I tend to over think stuff but with some sort of distraction going on in the background it appears to give my brains something else to do to makes brain storming the basic parts of projects for smoother and I can work better and focus without over focusing and getting hooked up on some little thing. For this, I love the “foreign” channel. I love watching the shows I can’t understand,  maybe without  even English  subtitles and it is easier to not get too distracted that way because if I’m reading what they are saying I cannot be proof reading what I am saying also.

 Even when I’m taking more of a break I like watching the shows where if I can’t tell what is going on as they say 90% of commutations (or something like) that is non verbal.  I think this can really be used to fine tune my commutation skills because apparently I am bad at self monitoring my own body language and picking up on cues from others. If I am picking up on cues I maybe over thinking in and trying to fit it into an interpretation that makes sense(but I’m learning not everything needs to make sense though) or not  try  it at all as if it means nothing, either of which is the base why. I think maybe by watching shows that you can’t verbally understand may giving you more appreciation for emotion. Before I was mostly your stuck to the facts person but to watch this stuff you can’t just stuck to the facts because there really aren’t any, as there is no way to know what is going on because watching and inferring what emotions mean(is whatever just happen good or is it bad) so one has to stretch they rang of thinking which could result in paying more attention to other’s emotions in everyday life, like of the issue in the beginning of this post “over thinking it” instead of just  doing what I love-something that should be included in some of all that thinking and planning.