Is there light at the end of this tunnel?
Have you ever felt like you can't see the light(summer) at the end of the tunnel(school)? Like you're lookin, you know it's got to be somewhere (yah, May 2!!)...but you're just not seeing it (still a whole week)! So you continue on in darkness (aka endless projects)--knowing that if you just keep going, you'll be out of the tunnel and basking in the sun (summer!)
Disclaimer: Do not feel that I assume you to be unintelligent because I just explained my whole allegorical 'light at the end of the tunnel.' I'm just guessing you can completely relate and do not want to think in a complex manner as you are also thoroughly drained. haha, If this is not the case--God bless you but you must not be in college! Continue reading, and I'm sure you will understand my temporary (hopefully) insanity.
I am but one short week away from the end of the tiresome burden of school. Ok, seriously, I was looking forward to it before...but now! It just has to come! I realized this late Monday night when I took a trip to the store to pick up stuff for a project. (For the record, some of my projects for my el ed major are a little....um...well, hopefully I will use them later) So Monday night I found myself sewing bean bags. Yes, that's right! It was for this class that I'm taking, which is pretty much a pe class for little kids. After discovering that we did not have a sewing machine in our house, I was enlightened to the joyous fact that I would have the priviledge of hand-sewing bean bags. (I am sure that you are just as excited as I was) So at about 10:23 I began my trek to the grocery store to get some beans. Beans! (to fill my bean bags of course!) A few hourse later, I finished that project only to begin another....and the night goes on....the next day started early. I had to leave at 6:30 in the morning--to begin yet another day filled with fun! Somehow, amidst my projects the night before I failed to remember that I had a Foundation of Education 2 test. Oops! Fortunately, we had a seven point curve (apparently half the class forgot about the test too) After classes were over, I had practice and then we had our Chambers concert. (which my dad brought my chambers' dress when he came for my sister's game, thankfully) hmm, well, the concert went well and we had an end-of-the-year Chambers bash--which was fun! Late that night, after I got home and worked on a few more projects, I crashed! What a day!
A few bright thoughts that kept me sorta going...today's the last day of classes! and I have less than a week left! Only a week left of work! My dad might get Jon and I a truck next year! Less than a month til camp!
Well, it's about that time...so hang in there guys--I'm sure I just described a day in your life too, ha, but the end is in sight!
Disclaimer: Do not feel that I assume you to be unintelligent because I just explained my whole allegorical 'light at the end of the tunnel.' I'm just guessing you can completely relate and do not want to think in a complex manner as you are also thoroughly drained. haha, If this is not the case--God bless you but you must not be in college! Continue reading, and I'm sure you will understand my temporary (hopefully) insanity.
I am but one short week away from the end of the tiresome burden of school. Ok, seriously, I was looking forward to it before...but now! It just has to come! I realized this late Monday night when I took a trip to the store to pick up stuff for a project. (For the record, some of my projects for my el ed major are a little....um...well, hopefully I will use them later) So Monday night I found myself sewing bean bags. Yes, that's right! It was for this class that I'm taking, which is pretty much a pe class for little kids. After discovering that we did not have a sewing machine in our house, I was enlightened to the joyous fact that I would have the priviledge of hand-sewing bean bags. (I am sure that you are just as excited as I was) So at about 10:23 I began my trek to the grocery store to get some beans. Beans! (to fill my bean bags of course!) A few hourse later, I finished that project only to begin another....and the night goes on....the next day started early. I had to leave at 6:30 in the morning--to begin yet another day filled with fun! Somehow, amidst my projects the night before I failed to remember that I had a Foundation of Education 2 test. Oops! Fortunately, we had a seven point curve (apparently half the class forgot about the test too) After classes were over, I had practice and then we had our Chambers concert. (which my dad brought my chambers' dress when he came for my sister's game, thankfully) hmm, well, the concert went well and we had an end-of-the-year Chambers bash--which was fun! Late that night, after I got home and worked on a few more projects, I crashed! What a day!
A few bright thoughts that kept me sorta going...today's the last day of classes! and I have less than a week left! Only a week left of work! My dad might get Jon and I a truck next year! Less than a month til camp!
Well, it's about that time...so hang in there guys--I'm sure I just described a day in your life too, ha, but the end is in sight!
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