I made it!
I did it. I'm going to turn in my 30 page paper on Weight Loss Surgery and Patients' relationship to food in a couple minutes. So, I studied for two tests and wrote about 20-25 pages in the span of 60 hours. Here is how I did it:
Sunday: 6 to 9 pm studied for Film studies, 9 pm until around 6 am wrote two sections of Anthro paper.
Monday: Got up at 3:15 to take 4 pm Film exam. Afterwards ate, then typed up the sections I wrote of the Anthro paper. From 8:30pm until 7:30 am I researched and wrote my Latin American Revolutions paper, with a Sex and the City break in between. Then I went to campus and typed it up, handing it in at 10am. I got back to the apartment at 11 and slept from about 12 to 6. Then after a Scrubs break, I studied for three hours for archaeology, then finished my paper at 7:30 am. I slept for maybe two hours, took my final, and typed up the anthro paper.
So I've had about 8 hours of sleep in the span of 48 hours, but I'm hyped up on coffee. Now only a dinky two page paper to bullshit, and I'll be done tomorrow. Thank god...I've survived!
Sunday: 6 to 9 pm studied for Film studies, 9 pm until around 6 am wrote two sections of Anthro paper.
Monday: Got up at 3:15 to take 4 pm Film exam. Afterwards ate, then typed up the sections I wrote of the Anthro paper. From 8:30pm until 7:30 am I researched and wrote my Latin American Revolutions paper, with a Sex and the City break in between. Then I went to campus and typed it up, handing it in at 10am. I got back to the apartment at 11 and slept from about 12 to 6. Then after a Scrubs break, I studied for three hours for archaeology, then finished my paper at 7:30 am. I slept for maybe two hours, took my final, and typed up the anthro paper.
So I've had about 8 hours of sleep in the span of 48 hours, but I'm hyped up on coffee. Now only a dinky two page paper to bullshit, and I'll be done tomorrow. Thank god...I've survived!