So, the new semester officially began a few weeks ago...but today, it REALLY felt like it. It was my first test! I had a Chem 105 test today that I felt about 95% prepared for, and though it took me forever to do (lots of math!), it went well. I don't know what I got yet, but that's ok, I feel good about it.
The start of something new is always exciting! This semester, I am seeing how as I've drastically changed my schedule, I actually have MORE time and am MORE on top of things, and I don't get stressed out, because I know the time and time restrictions I have. Getting up at 3 and working at 4 means I need to be consistent in getting to bed on time every day. As I've done that, I've wasted less time and been able to accomplish more during each day. Even though I don't sleep as much as I probably SHOULD, I've been feeling more energetic and alert! Except, maybe, for my classes in the early afternoon (it's that time of day...). My body is getting used to my new schedule, I'm getting used to it, and I still get everything in: sleep, work, studying, classes, scriptures, journal, and the best part, I still get to talk to Renato nearly daily! I guess it's a lesson in self-discipline...like the mission was, only this is on a much different schedule!
So with this new beginning, testing out a new-ish lifestyle, I have set new goals and have gotten really good at prioritizing! :) So, on that note...off to study mineralogy!
The start of something new is always exciting! This semester, I am seeing how as I've drastically changed my schedule, I actually have MORE time and am MORE on top of things, and I don't get stressed out, because I know the time and time restrictions I have. Getting up at 3 and working at 4 means I need to be consistent in getting to bed on time every day. As I've done that, I've wasted less time and been able to accomplish more during each day. Even though I don't sleep as much as I probably SHOULD, I've been feeling more energetic and alert! Except, maybe, for my classes in the early afternoon (it's that time of day...). My body is getting used to my new schedule, I'm getting used to it, and I still get everything in: sleep, work, studying, classes, scriptures, journal, and the best part, I still get to talk to Renato nearly daily! I guess it's a lesson in self-discipline...like the mission was, only this is on a much different schedule!
So with this new beginning, testing out a new-ish lifestyle, I have set new goals and have gotten really good at prioritizing! :) So, on that note...off to study mineralogy!
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