Economics and English and Statistics, oh my!

Where has Girl been?

Struggling.

I decided to cram everything I didn't want to take at Difficult Liberal Arts College into one semester. Taking these classes at Small Community College SEEMED like a good idea in December, when I was bored out of my skull. I mean, they'd be easier than at DLAC, right?

Well, yeah.. They were/are. But when you stuff your schedule full of them...

Damn this teenage reasoning.

So for the past week and a half, I have written 2000 words worth of guided journal entries, a final grammar exercise, a paper on China's economic boom, a paper on central banking, two article reviews on China's credit card monopoly and what banks can learn from Apple, and an article summary on teenaged drinking in Ireland. I have taken a Trig test and a Statistics test.

And I would like to say, I'm fried.

Two more papers to go (8 pages on teen drinking and 3 pages on the difference in the 2001 or 2002 recession and the current one with reference to government interference), four finals to take*.

On top of that, my finals schedule worked out with my final 8 page paper and three tests... All on Monday. Two of them at 1215. Luckily, I can move the hard one to Tuesday.

Deep breaths, deep breaths.

If I don't spontaneously combust, you will have a hilarious story of innovation, manholes, and one nutcase of a pony next week.

Until then,
Girl**

*currently in Statistics, Trigonometry, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and English Composition II.
** lacking in basic planning skills.