
I'm really embarrassed by how little I've been posting this year and how poorly I've been able to keep on top of reviews and other posts that I've told myself that I was going to make. I've had to reschedule some posts and have been late responding to email or sending out emails that I mean to send. In the past, I've always managed to stay a couple weeks ahead of schedule and was always planning for the future, not the present. At minimum, I was hoping to post two reviews a week this semester, and you can see how well that's going. I suppose this is what I get for signing up for two English classes on top of other classes that actually assign homework unlike all the psyc classes I took last year (which only assigned textbook reading).
I'm trying to get through the next couple of weeks and my first midterms, after which spring break will hit and hopefully I can get caught up with all of these. In the meantime, I'll be floundering along and trying to stay sane. And again I apologize for my lack of timeliness. I am doing my best to get caught up!
You and me both.
ReplyDeleteI thought I had NO time last semester because I was SWAMPED in thesis papers, essays...art projects but I actually managed to read 20 books (many of them audiobooks)
So I decided to "amp" it up this semester and take more classes....which is just stupid. Now I have classes from 7:30 to 6:15pm...and the I go home and crash.
How people manage to work prt-time on top of school, I really have no clue. Everyone must be a cyborg, and I must've missed the memo for an upgrade.
Lilian @ A Novel Toybox
Last semester was a nightmare. I was maxing out on credits and trying to take on too many organizational activities at once. I tried slowing it down this semester, but it's not working very well considering that my classes are higher levels. I understand how exhausting a full day of classes can be. I had a similar schedule to yours last spring, and it was nightmarish. It's times like these I too wish that I could upgrade to being a cyborg and run on little to no sleep. Then I might actually get everything done that I want to get done.
DeleteSchool and activities for your profession are more important than the blogging. So good to focus on the school work. But there is a juggling you just have to learn, because then you'll need to juggle blogging with a full time job. I know. It's hard. Just do what you can.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Natalie! Yeah, it's always a matter of prioritizing. I'll continue to do what I can do! :)
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