kerielle: S.O.S

Monday, November 7, 2011

S.O.S

You know those days where you wake up at quarter to five and for about ten minutes you are wide awake and panicking because you realize all the things that you have to do that you haven't done and you should go in to work but you probably won't make it because these things are high priority because let's face it you have a test tomorrow and a paper due next week and you definitely forgot to do that silly photography assignment that you really should have just done last Saturday and what the hey did you do with your Saturday anyway you slacker?

Sigh...I've suddenly gotten very, very, very stressed about school. And for the first time, it's stress enough to make me want to just cry.

1 comment:

KatieNovember 8, 2011 at 12:53 PM
And to you I will say "this too shall pass.' There is life after college. Good luck!
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