"Yeah, good. It's fun to pretend."
"Oh, I have so much stuff to do today. I have to do laundry, then I have a piano lesson, then I have to make dinner; I am so busy, better hurry."
This semester has been stressful and I'm not even done the second week! I have a class that alternates between two different books, and practically two different subjects. Not to forget that I have an instructor who seems more interested in talking about herself then actually teaching her students. I have two meetings a week for The Bottom Line, one of which starts at 8AM. Then I'm interning at WFWM, the local radio station, helping Megan do the "Focus on Frostburg" segment. I'm also working out some collaborative project between The Bottom Line and WFWM. The idea is to have the columnists record weekly segments about their columns and those segments will be played on XFSR, the student radio that streams over the campus Intranet. All things academic aside, I have to plan and hold at least 3-4 Video Gaming Club (VGC) events this semester. I also have to figure out how we are going to decide who will be taking care of the club after the officers graduate. Now, jumping back to academics, I have to find a replacement for me at The Bottom Line. It may involve finding two people, one to continue the gaming column and another to do the website. All the while I'm working at the computer labs.
I'm taking the capstone course this semester, too. I have to edit six upper-level papers and turn them in to be reviewed by a panel of English professors. It sounds easy, a few misspellings here, a comma splice there, but no, we are talking more than just basic copyediting.
I've been very tired for a few days now. I haven't been getting enough sleep and it's taking its toll on me.
I thought your senior year was supposed to be a bit more relaxed...
"So, uh. I'm just gonna go out in the hallway and throw up about something else."
This semester has been stressful and I'm not even done the second week! I have a class that alternates between two different books, and practically two different subjects. Not to forget that I have an instructor who seems more interested in talking about herself then actually teaching her students. I have two meetings a week for The Bottom Line, one of which starts at 8AM. Then I'm interning at WFWM, the local radio station, helping Megan do the "Focus on Frostburg" segment. I'm also working out some collaborative project between The Bottom Line and WFWM. The idea is to have the columnists record weekly segments about their columns and those segments will be played on XFSR, the student radio that streams over the campus Intranet. All things academic aside, I have to plan and hold at least 3-4 Video Gaming Club (VGC) events this semester. I also have to figure out how we are going to decide who will be taking care of the club after the officers graduate. Now, jumping back to academics, I have to find a replacement for me at The Bottom Line. It may involve finding two people, one to continue the gaming column and another to do the website. All the while I'm working at the computer labs.
I'm taking the capstone course this semester, too. I have to edit six upper-level papers and turn them in to be reviewed by a panel of English professors. It sounds easy, a few misspellings here, a comma splice there, but no, we are talking more than just basic copyediting.
I've been very tired for a few days now. I haven't been getting enough sleep and it's taking its toll on me.
I thought your senior year was supposed to be a bit more relaxed...
"So, uh. I'm just gonna go out in the hallway and throw up about something else."