writing declutters my brain by organizing my thoughts
I'm the least stressed I've been all week. Okay, so I still have one interview to do that is very close to deadline and I am two sources short for a story, but I think its an okay story and I can't stress about it anymore because that won't change anything.
Of course there is still the issue of my paper for magazine and the fact that I still need to get in touch with the staff at Relevant, but I can't do anything about that now. They just moved into their new offices yesterday and their new phone number isn't posted on the Website yet (if they are getting a new number or keeping the old one, I'm not sure.) I plan on working on the paper a lot this weekend and meeting with my professor because I can't stress about it anymore. I need to push forward.
I've wasted a lot of this semester stressing out and just barely getting by week to week. That's no way to live.
I'm excited about next semester though. I finally get to study Greco-Roman goodness. Of course, that's if I get into the courses. But I plan on taking The Ancient World, History of Ancient Greece and Ancient Greek Religion. That's a lot of history, but it's s the stuff I love and I haven't studied it in so long.
I'm going to have one class on Friday, but if it's what I have to do to study Ancient Greece, I'll deal with it. I'll have only one class on Tuesday and Thursday, so I can deal with Friday, it's not too early.
The school does have my AP credit, and as it turns out, I only need to take one writing class, and it's WRT 195, meaning I'll be with transfer students and not in a huge class of freshman, so I'm pretty excited about that.
I'm a little stressed because according to the time schedule I cannot sign up for any of my magazine courses because I'm not a senior, but that leaves a lot of Newhouse courses to take senior year, which is not happening. I know what happens when you're doing too much Newhouse at once. (First semester this year...this semester hasn't been too bad...) I declared my magazine major and I need to switch advisors, but that's not too hard.
It's wierd to think I'm halfway through college. Almost. It's going by so much faster than high school. I'm a grown up (kind of). When did that happen?
Life is so crazy.
Of course there is still the issue of my paper for magazine and the fact that I still need to get in touch with the staff at Relevant, but I can't do anything about that now. They just moved into their new offices yesterday and their new phone number isn't posted on the Website yet (if they are getting a new number or keeping the old one, I'm not sure.) I plan on working on the paper a lot this weekend and meeting with my professor because I can't stress about it anymore. I need to push forward.
I've wasted a lot of this semester stressing out and just barely getting by week to week. That's no way to live.
I'm excited about next semester though. I finally get to study Greco-Roman goodness. Of course, that's if I get into the courses. But I plan on taking The Ancient World, History of Ancient Greece and Ancient Greek Religion. That's a lot of history, but it's s the stuff I love and I haven't studied it in so long.
I'm going to have one class on Friday, but if it's what I have to do to study Ancient Greece, I'll deal with it. I'll have only one class on Tuesday and Thursday, so I can deal with Friday, it's not too early.
The school does have my AP credit, and as it turns out, I only need to take one writing class, and it's WRT 195, meaning I'll be with transfer students and not in a huge class of freshman, so I'm pretty excited about that.
I'm a little stressed because according to the time schedule I cannot sign up for any of my magazine courses because I'm not a senior, but that leaves a lot of Newhouse courses to take senior year, which is not happening. I know what happens when you're doing too much Newhouse at once. (First semester this year...this semester hasn't been too bad...) I declared my magazine major and I need to switch advisors, but that's not too hard.
It's wierd to think I'm halfway through college. Almost. It's going by so much faster than high school. I'm a grown up (kind of). When did that happen?
Life is so crazy.