Expository essay on Time Management by Lee Watkins
...t a week whereas my partner spends only six hours a week on sport. This is my biggest activity, with the exception of sleeping and school. There are a few benefits that come with all the sport. It keeps me fit unless I get lazy in the off-season or on holidays. The down side though is it leaves me tired and I therefore do not always do the work I should, nor do it properly. It sometimes leaves me with a few injuries, like backache or a sore finger. I have quite a few hobbies at the moment. I have been doing things like candle making, cooking and paper aeroplane building lately, but one of my all time favourites is magic. I enjoy doing magic and learning magic tricks. I also regard playing extra sport as a hobby, but I have been told that sport does not count. Although I have quite a few hobbies and enjoy them, my partner does not have any hobbies at all. Magic helps me to see certain things in a different way and makes me think laterally and find alternative solutions to problems. It does however spoil the fun for me when I see some one doing a trick I already know. I also seem to spend a lot of my time shopping with my family. If we do have anything interesting to do like attending exhibitions we go shopping or rather walking around the shops talking and looking at the goods. It does keep me busy on weekends, when I do not have anything to do. During the week I have to go shopping with my mother to buy groceries, which means that I get home late and have less time to do my homework. A large proportion of my time is spent watching television. I spend p to eight hours a week watching television whereas my partner spends twice the amount of time of the same activity. I should use more of this time to do my homework and play sport. Watching television does have its adva...