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Study break

It's the final countdown.  I've been looking forward to being home in NH for MONTHS....and now that's only 7 days away!  I have to be perfectly honest and say that I'm not nearly as excited as I was, though I'm still excited to go home and goof off for a couple of weeks, with no worries whatsoever, nowhere to be, projects to finish, maybe some walls to paint, family and friends to visit....yeah, that part will definitely be great! :)  Plus it means I'll be one semester and 20.5 credits closer to graduation!

But in the meantime....with the exception of Sunday, every single day of the next week will be absolutely INSANE, especially tomorrow and Thursday, as I try to finish up last projects (5-page scientific paper to write tomorrow, as well as a 65-mineral test to take tomorrow, plus a concert on Thursday night) and get everything in before their deadlines.  Funny thing happened, I had a short assignment due today for one of my classes that I had completely spaced.  FORTUNATELY, I remembered...about 20 minutes before class.  I found a spot to sit down, punched it out on here, and sent it in...with about 43 seconds to spare!

Well, now that I got my chem test out of the way, I need to study for my mineralogy test tomorrow.  And eat real food.  And sleep.  And work at 4am.  So...I should get on that!  I'm going home to eat and take a shower, which'll hopefully wake me up a bit to be able to work more!  Man, this whole working in the middle of the night thing has turned me into such a baby.  If I'm not in bed by like 9 or 9:30, I'm basically useless and can't function anymore!  It's hilarious!

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