Dating For Dummies! Arguments!

   Here's the second installment of my dating series, a mini series currently running on my channel! If you haven't seen the first one yet, where I talk about first dates, you can click here to find that one. Remember to subscribe to my channel, because I upload every Monday and Friday! You can subscribe by clicking here!
   I hope you enjoy this video, despite it being a lot shorter than the last one! I felt like there wasn't really much to say about arguments, not as much as there was about first dates anyway, but I hope you like it anyway!

Bursts of Motivation

   Today has been one of those very strange days, I woke up at 12 with a fever and a will to do absolutely nothing. I wasted my day completing knitting projects and watching tv-shows on Netflix, and now it's almost midnight and I have gotten nothing done. In retrospect I just consider it to be a waste of a perfectly good day where I could have done so much more with it.
   However, right now, I feel the need to do everything. I want to take a walk, read a book, write a chapter, see a movie, study and do absolutely everything. I want to stay up throughout the night and work on various things. But I can't, because Theo is getting up in the morning and wants to go to bed early. I don't blame him, he's got classes tomorrow, which I don't. But still, it's so frustrating to finally feel the urge to be active and not have the opportunity to.
   I hate when this happens to me, and it happens often. I spend the entire day moping around, doing absolutely nothing with my life during daylight, but as soon as it's too late to make good use of the day, I start to brighten up and want to progress in every project I'm currently involved in. I don't understand where it comes from either, because it seems to come completely out of nowhere. I can't do anything about it, just get frustrated about it, because of course I don't want to keep him up, and I don't want to ruin my sleep schedule any more than it already is.

   And the worst parts: these intense feelings of  "gotta work on everything" do not only come during the night on days when I haven't done anything of value, they also arrive on days when I've done absolutely everything I can with my day. I could have been to lectures, worked on videos, written blog posts, taken long walks, and done about a thousand other things that same day but the need to do something still arrives, and I feel the need to stay up the entire day and write, study, film videos or edit. And I don't know what to do to make it go away.
   Don't get me wrong, having my motivation back is absolutely great, and I'm so thankful for it. I just wish it had arrived at a better time, not half past eleven at night when I'm supposed to sleep soon. Currently, I'm hoping that writing this blog post will take some of the edge off, but it doesn't seem to be happening any time soon, and I'll probably be forced to go to sleep soon whether I want to or not, and I just need to be okay with that... Again.
   Does anyone know how to make these sudden bursts of motivation stop arriving in the middle of the night, because it's getting really frustrating and I want to be able to transfer all that motivation to the day of time I actually need it to happen. Anyway, thanks for letting me rant here, and I hope it wasn't too annoying.

Covenant

   After Prometheus, the ship Coventant ventures out into space to find livable habitats for colonists in  the year 2104. The crew finds, however, that there's a planet capable of sustaining life much closer than they had actually believed, and decide to investigate. As they land, they notice the athmosphere is indeed breatheable and the flora is extensive. However, there are no animals on the planet, something that they find both peculiar and unsettling. The crew of the Covenant are soon to realize that the planet they have landed on, is less than habitable by humans, and all other animals.
   Not my favorite in the Alien franchaise, actually not even one of the better ones. It is, however, a great film. The acting is extraordinary from all members of the cast, and as expected, the cgi has improved on the quality since the first films were released. This is a movie worth seeing, if you haven't already. I'd recommend it to any science fiction movie fan!

Prometheus

   A clue to mankind's entire origin is found on Earth, a pattern in cavepaintings that scientists decide to follow up on. As they venture across space they decide to land on a planet and search for the one's who created us as a species, assuming them to be an alien lifeform and naming them the Engineers. But as they land on the planet, they find that it is too late to find their makers, as they start finding bodies, assuming they're extinct. However, the plans for the ship changes as they are attacked by something completely unknown.
   The Alien franchise has been going on for a very long time, but I can't honestly tell why. I like the movies, but they never manage to actually scare me, so I don't consider them good horror movies (although, they've become known for belonging to that genre, when they really don't). As for science fiction, which they actually do belong to, the movies are amazing. This series is like a good wine, it only gets better with age.
   So if you're into sci-fi, then I highly recommend you watch this series, because you won't be disappointed. However, don't watch it and expect to be scared, because you probably won't. In the series, Prometheus is probably my favorite one, because I find the storyline most intriguing. Who wouldn't want to look for our creators in space? Not to mention the amazing acting.
   So if you're looking for something new, and haven't watched Prometheus yet, please do. I promise, it's worth your time!