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Finding time

I want to read more, but I find little time to do it.
I want to read more, and I can read before I go to bed or get off of Facebook and pick up a book.
I want to paint, but I don't.
I want to paint, and I can do it on my Christmas vacation time.
I want to work out, but I don't get there very often.
I want to work out, and I can make a point of scheduling it twice a week after school.
I want to visit Europe, but it is too expensive.
I want to visit Europe, and I can start funding a trip a little at a time.

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