Sekasotku
I’m totally skipping Microbiology today. I just didn’t feel like going. I wouldn’t go at all if I didn’t have something where I have to be present. Still, I won’t stay for the last lecture either.
It sucks to travel for 2 hours 20 minutes just for 1h 45 minutes. Oh well.
Then I have to come home and do a presentation on sleeping pills for my English class. I had planned on working on it on the weekend but everything needs to be turned in by Friday.
I should study for an exam on Monday but I already gave up on that. Now I just wonder whether I should return the book back to library so someone who actually wants to study would get it or if I should wait and see if I’ll get motivated to study on the weekend.
Boring, I know.
That Microbiology class started yesterday and I’m really happy I went there. We’ll have to do a presentation on some microbe and I’m happy that I got into a good group. It’s nice to know that I don’t have to work with people I don’t know and that I’m welcome to a group. Not that I even got to worry about not getting into a group. Starting at a new place you always feel a bit lonely in the start when you don’t know people well and all you get to talk about are general stuff [have you studied for our next exam, what did you think about that professor/lecture, etc.]. It’s nice to feel a bit like you belong.
I also got a partner for the Microbiology labs that are going to be in March ^.^
I was so sure she would go with the partner she had for Chem labs in December.
Back then my partner was this about 40 year old woman who always does the minimum. I had to do all the actual work, everything that involved research, writing, maths and planning. I didn’t want to get stuck with her again. She was always late and when she offered me rides to school I only ended up waiting in the cold for 30 minutes to an hour.
But now I have a great partner for the next labs. I couldn’t be more pleased about that.
I got home and felt miserable. I didn’t do half the stuff I was going to do.
Hence I gave up on Monday’s exam.
Why am I being like a 16-year-old?
It sucks to travel for 2 hours 20 minutes just for 1h 45 minutes. Oh well.
Then I have to come home and do a presentation on sleeping pills for my English class. I had planned on working on it on the weekend but everything needs to be turned in by Friday.
I should study for an exam on Monday but I already gave up on that. Now I just wonder whether I should return the book back to library so someone who actually wants to study would get it or if I should wait and see if I’ll get motivated to study on the weekend.
Boring, I know.
That Microbiology class started yesterday and I’m really happy I went there. We’ll have to do a presentation on some microbe and I’m happy that I got into a good group. It’s nice to know that I don’t have to work with people I don’t know and that I’m welcome to a group. Not that I even got to worry about not getting into a group. Starting at a new place you always feel a bit lonely in the start when you don’t know people well and all you get to talk about are general stuff [have you studied for our next exam, what did you think about that professor/lecture, etc.]. It’s nice to feel a bit like you belong.
I also got a partner for the Microbiology labs that are going to be in March ^.^
I was so sure she would go with the partner she had for Chem labs in December.
Back then my partner was this about 40 year old woman who always does the minimum. I had to do all the actual work, everything that involved research, writing, maths and planning. I didn’t want to get stuck with her again. She was always late and when she offered me rides to school I only ended up waiting in the cold for 30 minutes to an hour.
But now I have a great partner for the next labs. I couldn’t be more pleased about that.
I got home and felt miserable. I didn’t do half the stuff I was going to do.
Hence I gave up on Monday’s exam.
Why am I being like a 16-year-old?