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everlastingsoul) wrote2005-05-19 01:51 pm
everlastingsoul) wrote2005-05-19 01:51 pm
I keep saying it...
I keep saying it, but I never listen to myself. I keep telling myself that I will not do another all-nighter, because all-nighters screw up my sleeping schedule and leave those unsightly bags under my eyes. Actually, the bags aren't that bad this time ... but my sleeping schedule will definitely suffer.
I ended up staying up until 7:10 AM finishing up my paper. My roommate just wouldn't go to sleep, and I can't concentrate when the TV's on... Though, to be fair, I was watching TV up past The Tonight Show. She finally went to sleep around ... 1 AM? ... and I was able to actually start concentrating on the paper.
I ended up writing about dualisms in "The Yellow Wallpaper." Thesis sucked to hell, but the story was friggin' 30 pages long. How the heck are you supposed to write a 5-7 page analysis on the views of women in 1892 with a 30-paged book as your only reference? I ended up cutting it off at the bottom of the fifth page.
Got two hours of sleep before dragging myself to History class to turn the damned paper in. Still managed to participate in the discussion after reading the material for all of 15 minutes. So help me, I better get that bloody A for participation in section. ~_~
Ate typical crappy dorm food lunch and went to Poli Sci class early. Read more of Fiorina and sat in section taking notes. Surprisingly, I didn't fall asleep in either sections.
Now I'm strangely awake enough to not be grumpy, but not sleepy enough to take a nap. Screwed up sleeping schedule...
I ended up staying up until 7:10 AM finishing up my paper. My roommate just wouldn't go to sleep, and I can't concentrate when the TV's on... Though, to be fair, I was watching TV up past The Tonight Show. She finally went to sleep around ... 1 AM? ... and I was able to actually start concentrating on the paper.
I ended up writing about dualisms in "The Yellow Wallpaper." Thesis sucked to hell, but the story was friggin' 30 pages long. How the heck are you supposed to write a 5-7 page analysis on the views of women in 1892 with a 30-paged book as your only reference? I ended up cutting it off at the bottom of the fifth page.
Got two hours of sleep before dragging myself to History class to turn the damned paper in. Still managed to participate in the discussion after reading the material for all of 15 minutes. So help me, I better get that bloody A for participation in section. ~_~
Ate typical crappy dorm food lunch and went to Poli Sci class early. Read more of Fiorina and sat in section taking notes. Surprisingly, I didn't fall asleep in either sections.
Now I'm strangely awake enough to not be grumpy, but not sleepy enough to take a nap. Screwed up sleeping schedule...
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