NorwegianDJ
Master Don Juan
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Just a quick entry because I feel like it.
Moving from HS homework schedules to a good routine that works in uni is hard, but deeply necessary work. At the moment, with my 18 credits, I've procrastinated till today. A main focus now has become to do homework as I receive it. How I view it: it'll get done either way, but by not procrastinating, I achieve two things: I avoid the stress of knowing I have work to do. And, I realized that the main difference is what time I sacrifice to do the homework. If I do it immediately, Im likely to sacrifice time that I would waste on the internet anyway. If I let it sit, I will probably waste a night out or social opportunities.
Moreover, I learn to count on myself to take action.
I know a lot of people in the area that I live in. I spent some time with these girls I know well from the 13th floor. Theyre party girls. One of them I met at the hotel before school started. She's hot. I'll probably **** her down the line. Anyway, they go out often and do cocaine and molly and the likes. I figured I'll be exposed to this at some point, and it really doesnt sound bad. We'll see.
Work is a lot more disorganized at uni. It's spread all across what youre told in class, online, and over email. It's up to you to organize yourself.
Just changed from philosophy and women to Intro to humanities. The latter has 6 credits and Im like 2 weeks behind. Gotta read like 300 pages in the Odyssey. I think imma rock sparknotes on this one, then read the others. Not to mention the other parts of the class are rather boring. OH well, I dont wanna take 12 credits either.
My roommate is never around. He's out getting high all the time. Fairly chill.
Moving from HS homework schedules to a good routine that works in uni is hard, but deeply necessary work. At the moment, with my 18 credits, I've procrastinated till today. A main focus now has become to do homework as I receive it. How I view it: it'll get done either way, but by not procrastinating, I achieve two things: I avoid the stress of knowing I have work to do. And, I realized that the main difference is what time I sacrifice to do the homework. If I do it immediately, Im likely to sacrifice time that I would waste on the internet anyway. If I let it sit, I will probably waste a night out or social opportunities.
Moreover, I learn to count on myself to take action.
I know a lot of people in the area that I live in. I spent some time with these girls I know well from the 13th floor. Theyre party girls. One of them I met at the hotel before school started. She's hot. I'll probably **** her down the line. Anyway, they go out often and do cocaine and molly and the likes. I figured I'll be exposed to this at some point, and it really doesnt sound bad. We'll see.
Work is a lot more disorganized at uni. It's spread all across what youre told in class, online, and over email. It's up to you to organize yourself.
Just changed from philosophy and women to Intro to humanities. The latter has 6 credits and Im like 2 weeks behind. Gotta read like 300 pages in the Odyssey. I think imma rock sparknotes on this one, then read the others. Not to mention the other parts of the class are rather boring. OH well, I dont wanna take 12 credits either.
My roommate is never around. He's out getting high all the time. Fairly chill.