I usually don't get stressed out, but when I do, it's terrifying. Right now, I am so far behind in my classwork that I could possibly not pass this class (one of three) that I am taking. If I fail, it means I don't graduate in December, which is such a heavy burden. Right now, I must rely and hope that my professor will give me grace on my late assignments.
Tonight, I am pulling an all-nighter. My heart hurts because I feel as if I failed and lost focus so many times, and it is catching up with me and making my situation close to hopeless. And my head hurts because I am exhausted and overwhelmed by the amount of French vocabulary and grammar and all sorts of other topics in my head.
And still I must press on. It's at times like these that I remember what I am working towards. I get to graduate! I get a degree that will help me get a job, and then I will pay off loans and be able to spend my time working with orphan children who have had life a whole lot harder than me. It's hard for me to complain or lose hope when I contrast it with what other people are going through. And I can go be with them soon if...if I just get this damned French homework done.
Tonight, I am pulling an all-nighter. My heart hurts because I feel as if I failed and lost focus so many times, and it is catching up with me and making my situation close to hopeless. And my head hurts because I am exhausted and overwhelmed by the amount of French vocabulary and grammar and all sorts of other topics in my head.
And still I must press on. It's at times like these that I remember what I am working towards. I get to graduate! I get a degree that will help me get a job, and then I will pay off loans and be able to spend my time working with orphan children who have had life a whole lot harder than me. It's hard for me to complain or lose hope when I contrast it with what other people are going through. And I can go be with them soon if...if I just get this damned French homework done.