Hi. I'm Katie.

1. Drink a lot of water and see how long I can go without taking a trip to the toilet.

2. Turn down the brightness on my computer. It saves energy and is way easier on the eyes.

3. Wander around Costco on free sample Friday.

4. Put on a song. Listen to the whole thing. Then write down what song I want to hear next (it just comes to me... like, “Damn. I want to hear ____________________ next.”) and turn it into playlist.

5. Lie on the floor and wait for my puppies to sit on me.

6. Doodle. Or just make something. What? Anything. That’s what’s so great.

7. Find some glow sticks, turn on some Basshunter, and throw myself a European Dance Rave in the middle of my family room.

8. Invest more time in the All Time Low Fans Group. Because I love them.

9. Consider cleaning the basement. Go downstairs to clean the basement. Then decide it’s a lost cause, grab a fudgsicle out of the freezer, and go back upstairs.

10. Stalk my friends on facebook.

11. Get a sunburn and see how quickly I can get rid of it by means of supadupa moisturizing.

12. Work with the lights off and count how many times my Mom asks “Do you want me to turn on the light?”

13. Stare at myself in the mirror Pride and Prejudice style and just think about myself. Everyone deserves a few minutes of vanity here and there.

14. Go to a concert. It’s an indescribable feeling.

15. Poke my stomach fat.

16. Visit the zoo and ponder ways I can take home a red panda. So far, I think it would be easiest with mischievousness, a good distraction from nearby lions, and a backpack.

17. Look through family photos and use the good-old-fashioned VHS player to watch family videos. It’s safe to say that I was an amusing child.

18. Use my imagination to see shapes in the clouds. People who say “there’s nothing there” sound ridiculous... it’s like saying there’s no Santa Claus.

19. Reread the Harry Potter series to prepare myself for the letter that’ll one day come from Hogwarts. It’s never too late to lead a magical life.

20. Put on some spandex shorts and try to do the splits. If my little sister can do it, so can I. Afterall, “you can do anything if you put your mind to it.”