A day in the life of a sloth …
Wednesday, February 7th, 2007… named Julia Tan.
Upon waking up, she would set her alarm to snooze and go back to sleep. This would happen several times until either the alarm eventually exhausts itself, or Julia decides that it is time to wake up (usually when she has class and is determined to go).
Dragging her ass out of bed, she would then amble over to her computer to check if anyone has left her any messages (despite already setting the away status on her MSN). She would dilly dally before brushing her teeth because the water is simply too cold.
After which, she would amble downstairs to grab some chowder. Her staple food has become Soupfulls which is so divinely easy to make and fills the tummy for two hours.
She would then amble back upstairs after her meal, and if she has class, she would shower straightaway. If not, she will dally for a few more hours before taking her shower because she is, after all, a sloth.
After a whole day of ambling around watching videos online, doing unproductive things or going for class, she would usually eat some bread with cheese (because by now the Soupfulls would have been fully digested and she would be starving again) or at least three packets of Walker’s naturally salted crisps (divine, divine).
She would dilly dally, amble bally and do nothing for the rest of the day (on Mondays she would head to town to do her shopping. She hates going to town because she will always end up overspending) till dinnertime, which is her favourite time of the day because it’s rice time. She will cook a meal for herself or reheat yesterday’s leftovers, and praise herself continuously in her head for being such a superb chef.
Usually at this time it’s socializing time, when her housemates come down for dinner as well. So after doing her social duties, Julia would then amble back to her room, sit around, do nothing, continue to do nothing, maybe read a little, and call it a day. By then, it would usually be 4am. I think she’s starting to become nocturnal.
Thank you for reading this inane and pointless entry. You have been very kind. Julia would like to shake your hand but I can’t seem to pry her away from her bed.