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"PinterestFacebook&amp;quot;Earth to Erin!&amp;quot; My head spends a lot of time in the clouds.\nBoy, do I like to daydream. It&amp;#39;s such a pleasurable way to spend waste my time. I wish I didn&amp;#39;t, though. I&amp;#39;ll start daydreaming right in the middle of emailing someone, doing an assignment, reading a book, or just while laying in bed.\nIf I stopped daydreaming entirely, I could probably increase my productivity by 33%. I really need to snap out of it. (Future employers: Don&amp;#39;t worry, I wouldn&amp;#39;t do this on your dime&amp;#8212;only mine!)\nIn high school, I used to make up scenarios starring Brad Pitt and yours truly. My mom probably thought I was doing my homework, but really I was just spacing out. Some people called me &amp;quot;Airhead&amp;quot; growing up, but I always thought that was because my name started with an &amp;quot;Er&amp;quot; sound. Who knows.\nDaydreaming isn&amp;#39;t just for lovesick teenagers. I know people who have elaborate revenge fantasies where they quit their jobs and the boss really suffers after they&amp;#39;re gone. But I usually think about guys, particularly men that are already in my life, not celebrities. Occasionally I imagine myself as the heroine of a plane crash in which I swim to shore carrying a few small children. TMI?\n__\nDo you waste time like this, too? Who is usually the star of your daydreams?__\nP.S.: Facebook Connect is here! Now you can sign in to glamour.com using your Facebook login, plus instantly share your glamour.com comments with your Facebook friends (or not--your choice, every time you comment). Just click on the Connect with Facebook logo in the comments section to begin!\nMore Ways to Get Glamour\nYou could win $50,000 just for registering for or logging in to Glamour.com!\nSign up for Glamour.com&amp;#39;s Style Tips of the Week and Beauty Tip of the Day newsletters!\nAdd Glamour to your iGoogle homepage.\nFollow us on Twitter!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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