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shadowedge613) wrote2003-05-14 08:58 pm
shadowedge613) wrote2003-05-14 08:58 pm
End of the year is bad
So I am well aware of the "Fact" that after all of the papers are done that summer will be fun and stress free. Hope, hope, hope, hope...
The problem is that I'm insane enough now that the prospect of being done with everything seems impossible.
I am making progress, of some sort, on all my things. The closer it gets to the end of the year, the less work I have from each actual class. Now if I didn't have that 20 page paper due on Tuesday, I would be nice and calm and packing to move out. But as it is I spent entirely to much time on the library E-journal thing looking for articles for that benighted excuse for academic achievement known as a final paper. At the end of this I just know I'm going to loath Lear so much...
I guess the moral is never to do a 20 page paper on something you like, because then you will hate it very much.
On the other hand, writing 20 pages on something you can't stand also strikes me as a bad idea.
Ok. back to work.
Grrrrrr...
The problem is that I'm insane enough now that the prospect of being done with everything seems impossible.
I am making progress, of some sort, on all my things. The closer it gets to the end of the year, the less work I have from each actual class. Now if I didn't have that 20 page paper due on Tuesday, I would be nice and calm and packing to move out. But as it is I spent entirely to much time on the library E-journal thing looking for articles for that benighted excuse for academic achievement known as a final paper. At the end of this I just know I'm going to loath Lear so much...
I guess the moral is never to do a 20 page paper on something you like, because then you will hate it very much.
On the other hand, writing 20 pages on something you can't stand also strikes me as a bad idea.
Ok. back to work.
Grrrrrr...