greetings
One last plunge into economic jargon before I can breathe. Summer break is not only BLOODYSMASHING because of the buckets of idle time it hands you but also because it makes everything come to a CRASHING HALT. Time stops and for once, you have the chance to hold on to something--anything, that lasts. Maybe not more than two weeks or a month, maybe. But when you wake up in your blissful pool of nothingness (rather, lack of exams to stress over, places to run to or people to discuss reports with) on an average summer morning, these teeny things are there to greet you. And if and when you wake up the next day, you know it will be the SAME.
That feeling of familiarity is definitely worth waiting for.
HOLD ON, DEEJ. Hold on tight and no one will notice you're slipping.
To the people basking in the sun: wait up for me LOL :))
That feeling of familiarity is definitely worth waiting for.
HOLD ON, DEEJ. Hold on tight and no one will notice you're slipping.
To the people basking in the sun: wait up for me LOL :))