My
favorite part of Fridays is getting to go home, sit on my couch, and do
absolutely nothing. I don’t have to do homework, I don’t have to go to work
right away, I just get to sit around and relax. That’s always the best feeling.
On
the other hand, the worst feeling: Sunday night. We’ve all been there before. Y’all
know what I’m talking about? The Sunday night dread? It’s basically the worst
thing ever; actually I don’t mean that, but for the sake of this blog, I mean
it. After a long weekend of hanging out with friends, shopping, working,
whatever it is that you do with your weekend, you have to come home and finish the
crap-ton of homework you were assigned for the weekend. Sunday nights include:
homework, homework, oh and homework. For procrastinators like me, Sunday nights
are even worse than you’d think. All
of our projects, essays, packets, and note taking are pushed aside or skimmed
or half-assed until Sunday night. That’s when fingers literally fly across the
keyboard, penmanship becomes illegible, and eyes droop a little lower with each
passing hour kept away from their pillow and forced to stay open and focused on
homework.
If
you’re like me, your parents made you get a job to pay for all your expenses.
For those of us involved in extracurricular activities, working during the
weekdays doesn’t exactly fit in the schedule, so you are left with working on
the weekend. I have worked every single weekend for the last six months, and I
can easily tell you that my homework has not been getting done the way it used
to. Back before my weekends were filled, I used to spend as much time as I wanted
on homework, to make sure it was excellent and would get me an A. Now I do my
homework to get it done, hoping it was done right.
Sunday
nights create a lot of pressure for me. I’m sure I’m not the only person out
there who stresses out a little (or a lot) when Sunday night rolls around. Just
remember to do your best, and try to keep your eyes open. Splash some water on
your face and suck it up. You can do this- you are better than dumb homework.
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