April thus far has had mixed results.
My Senior Seminar paper is finally completed. I still have a presentation, but the paper is done. Of course, as I looked up a quote in it this evening for another paper, I found a typo. It was 43 pages–there were probably more typos. Hallelujah, I’m done with that paper.
It was just getting to the completed state that was difficult. And challenging. And stressful. I don’t really know how I’ve managed to live my life this “April Thus Far.” So much of life lately has been nutty, busy, crazy, and just plain ridiculous. Some of that was fun. Some if it was not.
Despite the mixed results thus far, I remain confident that April will finish miles ahead of March. The crazy won’t end–it never will.
In fact, I shouldn’t be writing this post at all. I should be finishing my 10-11 page paper on theology of disability that’s due tommorow or studying for my American Government test that’s tomorrow or reading for the president’s class or cleaning my room or preparing for my summer or any number of things. However, lately, I have been choosing mental and emotional health over certain responsibilities. Like going to visit a best friend I hadn’t really talked to since beginning of February or going to Ultimate practice–when I should have been homeworking. Somehow, though, everything gets done.
Time now to finish a research paper. After writing a 43 page opus, adding five pages to a paper that needs to total 10 is no big deal.
April: please proceed awesomely. I’m depending on you.
Lakesidegirl 