Memnoch
Lt. Vulture
Well it's December and the worst (so far) 4-5 months of my life EVER are finally over. It started off not so bad, some minor issues with classes but nothing major. September was the Hell month. I lost my Grandmother who was really holding my family together. For all those who have lost family members, I'm sure you know how hard it is, but for me it was much worse. This was the woman that more or less raised me. Orginally I was supposed to just come home to see her before she went for an operation but things just spiraled out. By time I made it back (State College to Wilkes Barre, PA is about a 2 1/2 hr drive), we were losing her. My dad had to go home for some meds and some rest, and we were home barely an hour when we had to go back and unfortunatly didnt make it. Talk about the worst 4 days ever. Then in October it was back and forth home every weekend for volunteer work, again 2 hr drive each way. Then the fallout from my Grams death hit and I went from having a sister to being an only child. Money really is the root of all evil. That was early November and that was when my worst and most intense semester ever kicked in. By this point I was reading upwards of 300 pages a day for class and getting fairly well exhausted. I don't understand how colleges can say they want you to spend 3 hours studying for every 1 hour of class time. I had 5 classes totaling about 7 hours, giving me an expected 21 hours for 2 days of classes, so about 60 hours of expected outside class work per week. In the last 3-4 weeks I had a 12 page research paper due, a paper for a Military History course due, and reading a full secondary works book for a Poli Sci course. THEN after handing in the 12 page paper and the military history paper I get my finals, which entail a 9 page paper for the first class and prepping 5 essays for Military History which out of the five I will be using only one. I am done and free by Wednesday and I have to say I can't wait for this semester and year to be over.
Lesson:
Don't go to college, and never make money the most important thing in your life.
PS. This is to vent more than anything else. Soon as someone finds a way to take a Mulligan in life gimme a call.
Lesson:
Don't go to college, and never make money the most important thing in your life.
PS. This is to vent more than anything else. Soon as someone finds a way to take a Mulligan in life gimme a call.
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