Registration begins later this week, so I'm going to have to make a few decisions about the Spring semester. Will I be able to survive in the next Spanish class? Should I take four classes again, or cut back to three? If I only take three, will I have to make up the other class next summer or squeeze it in during another semester? Summer classes don't offer many options, and not counting the short summer semester, I have three semesters remaining before I plan to graduate. I have to find a way to fit everything in my schedule and still keep my head above water (and actually have time to learn something from my classes).
This weekend I bought the latest book by Diana Gabaldon. Unfortunately, I absolutely can not touch the book until school is over in mid-December. It is several hundred pages long and if I start it I will have to finish it, to the detriment of my history paper that will be due all too soon. Delayed gratification is no fun.
I don't remember what it was like to have a life. What will life be like when I finish school? Will I need to find a new goal, or a new purpose for my life?
3 comments:
That's exactly how I feel! I've finished my semester and while I'm looking forward to the break I'm worried I'll be bored without school! Don't question your good grades - good work!
Does school become an addiction, I wonder? How long is your break? I will be finished in mid-December, then school starts again on January 11. It would be nice to spend about a week of the break sleeping!
I think it does become an addiction when you're not doing it! Like any addiction, you probably don't realise it is until you don't have it!!
Post a Comment