Busy Days (and nights)
The new ipods are sooooooooooo cool. I've had mine for a little while, but I've only just starting playing around with it. Music. Videos. ibooks. I'm in love. And they're only like half and inch thick!!!! Rock on, apple. Even though I hate macs. I still must commend you. :)
So, another week has begun and I have so much to do. Yesterday wasn't bad but I have something really time consuming going on other day. Pep band is tonight, Friday, and Saturday. Tomorrow night I have a youth group leadership meeting and practice, then hopefully another interesting discussion with Matt. Thursday I should get together with Alexa and work on our Spanish project but we'll see how that goes. Saturday is my sister's birthday so I'll probably have to eat with my grandparents. I might have to skip tennis to go to that which isn't good because I've missed the last two practices. Sunday is church and practice and homework. Not to mention all of the homework I have to do up until , seeing as the semester is almost over. Normally I don't mind being busy, but keeping everything I have to do straight is stressing me out a little.
On the other hand, it would be much worse if I was in Denver. My old school had a schedule where you had every class every day. The periods were shorter, which was nice, but the homework load sucked. Imagine trying to take care of 7 classes worth of homework in 1 night versus 4 classes worth of homework in two nights. It's much less demanding. So I guess things could be worse.
So . . . that's my life right now. It's good in some ways because it's keeping my mind off other things, but I really hate living my life like a series of checkpoints. A few weeks ago I was in a down and out kind of mood but it's getting better. I think it really helps to pray. I've always prayed when I felt I needed to but I've been doing it more often lately. In youth group on Sunday we said a rosary and it was really nice. Partly because the repetition sort of make me lose myself and partly because it just . . . was. I should say rosaries more often. I think it means I'm not becoming jaded, which is good. Being jaded is not fun.
Well, I should research for Spanish a little.
So, another week has begun and I have so much to do. Yesterday wasn't bad but I have something really time consuming going on other day. Pep band is tonight, Friday, and Saturday. Tomorrow night I have a youth group leadership meeting and practice, then hopefully another interesting discussion with Matt. Thursday I should get together with Alexa and work on our Spanish project but we'll see how that goes. Saturday is my sister's birthday so I'll probably have to eat with my grandparents. I might have to skip tennis to go to that which isn't good because I've missed the last two practices. Sunday is church and practice and homework. Not to mention all of the homework I have to do up until , seeing as the semester is almost over. Normally I don't mind being busy, but keeping everything I have to do straight is stressing me out a little.
On the other hand, it would be much worse if I was in Denver. My old school had a schedule where you had every class every day. The periods were shorter, which was nice, but the homework load sucked. Imagine trying to take care of 7 classes worth of homework in 1 night versus 4 classes worth of homework in two nights. It's much less demanding. So I guess things could be worse.
So . . . that's my life right now. It's good in some ways because it's keeping my mind off other things, but I really hate living my life like a series of checkpoints. A few weeks ago I was in a down and out kind of mood but it's getting better. I think it really helps to pray. I've always prayed when I felt I needed to but I've been doing it more often lately. In youth group on Sunday we said a rosary and it was really nice. Partly because the repetition sort of make me lose myself and partly because it just . . . was. I should say rosaries more often. I think it means I'm not becoming jaded, which is good. Being jaded is not fun.
Well, I should research for Spanish a little.
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