My Daily Routine: Holidays

Everyone has their own daily routine. After watching some YouTubers discuss theirs, I decided that as this blog is about my life and what interests me it'd probably be a good idea to describe my very own daily routine. This post features my daily routine whenever I don't have to go to school.

Morning/Noon

I get up very late in the holidays, as most people do. I don't really like getting up too early so I stay in bed for a while, watching some YouTube videos on my phone and checking if there's any tech news for me to dive right into. I usually play some Hay Day in the morning, just because it's a game where you can really just chill out and have some fun without needing to have your brain fully active.
When I arrive downstairs, I eat breakfast real quick (not too quick, I need the energy because noon/afternoon is when I write most of my blog posts and make most of my YouTube videos) and play some guitar.

Noon/Afternoon

This is the interesting part of my daily routine. It's when I manage my Blogger and YouTube, when I gather information and inspiration for stuff to produce and put online. I don't make any money from this, but it's what I like to do and my hobbies are simply very time consuming.

I really love both of these platforms because they allow me to express my interests in a positive way and both of them can provide a potential income for the future. Don't you think it'd be awesome to turn a hobby into an actual job? So do I.

Evening

I like to cook (mostly dessert), so I'm often the chef whenever the holidays are back in town. It's something that I really like and it helps out my mom quite a lot.

Apart from that, every night is movie night if you ask me. I watch loads of movies, my favorites probably being the Star Wars movies and Need for Speed.
Then I go to bed, just to wake up the next morning and restart my daily routine.
I hope you all enjoyed!

My opinion on social media (RANT)

My blog may be called "The Average Life", my opinion on social media like Facebook, Instagram and Vine is all but average. I like stuff like Twitter, YouTube and Blogger because those have what you need without any additional crap that comes with it. Google and Twitter are both great platforms for creativity combined with productivity. But Facebook, Instagram and Vine are just full of people that are ruining your fun by spamming you with stuff you didn't ask for. I've tried all three of them and deactivated my accounts on them because of people just putting unnecessary stuff on there. I don't need to know how much your dog hates bathing, and certainly not how much slices of bread you ate this morning! In my opinion the platforms themselves are great, but the way they're being used ruins it all.
Sorry for the rant, I just got carried away by my old Facebook friends spamming my e-mail with stuff like " Why don't you come on Facebook anymore?" or "Why did you disappear from my friends list?". If you've ever concidered sending such a message, think about wether or not the person you want to send it to has a personality that matches the platform.
Thanks.