It's been such an exhausting two weeks for me. Oh so stressful.
Monday, studying all night for my biology test
Tuesday, took my biology test. I got an 80.
Wednesday, Then a reading quiz and a discussion board response for English 215 due Wednesday night.
Thursday, My 200 question psychology tests, which i had a week to do, began and my first draft of my memoir was due.
Saturday, I had a blog due plus two more discussion board for English 215 and my revisions for the memoirs. Sunday, I worked on my psychology test.
Monday, I worked on my psychology test.
Tuesday, I worked on my psychology test and did my reading summaries.
Wednesday, I finally finished my psychology test. I read a story, answered a quiz and posted a response on the discussion board for English 215.
Thursday, I worked on and posted the second draft of my memoir.
Last night, I started on a 1700-2000 word research paper for English 215.
Today, I finished my 1700-2000 word research paper for English 215, responded to two discussion boards, did my revisions for English 226 and posting this blog.
All of this plus I word everyday 8am-5pm, try to see my girlfriend, and can't go to sleep until i finish everything i have to do, which lately has been around one in the morning. plus I think my truck has a cracked head gasket because there's white smoke coming from my exhaust. :/
I'm exhausted.
Maybe now i can finally get some rest.
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Poor guy!
ReplyDeleteHere's my schedule:
Sunday--get up; grade papers until about 3pm; mow grass; grade papers until about 10pm; revise novel until about 1 or 2am.
Monday--get up; grade papers until my eyes cross; maybe a faculty meeting to interrupt said grading. Work on novel is fingers work and eyes continue to function.
Tuesday--get up. Get dressed, fly out door and drive 45 miles to school. Teach two classes, keep office hours; drive 45 minutes home. Grade papers until I'm catatonic.
Wednesday--see Monday.
Thursday--see Tuesday, except only one class.
Friday, Saturday--see Monday.
Yeah, it's a hard-knock life.
K. Smith
Eng. 226
*work on novel IF*
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