With one somewhat overdue final paper left to do, I’m almost
done. I just recently bombed my Chinese speaking portion of the final because
one, I got the one topic I literally hated the most, and two, I barely have a
voice. Chinese is a tonal language, so me sounding like a super raspy Lindsey
Lohan who just swallowed a blender full of sandpaper couldn’t help. Oh well.
I lost my voice around last Friday night and it’s just
starting to come back, but my voice was the least of my worries. Sunday night,
obviously, my body decided to catch some kind of nasty bug for the first time
all semester. I mean, staying up all
night and day isn’t too good for your body to begin with, but when you’re
desperately sick, can’t breathe and hallucinating a little, it’s just the icing
on the cake.
Luckily my room was loaded with healthy snacks packed with
vitamin c, tons of tea, about sixty boxes of tissues and enough decongestants
to sink a ship, so I somehow survived these past few days. Barely.
One problem about staying up all the time is, strangely
enough, taking naps. I almost missed two finals because I slept though all
seven alarms I set. Once you fall asleep, you never want to get back up, which
is horrible. Thank god my body somehow knew I had tests that I couldn’t retake
for any reason whatsoever, so I made it on time to take them, but I didn’t
prepare as well as I would have liked.
My advice for anyone is to get as much of everything done
before hand as you can. (Yeah, I know, it's a lot harder than it sounds, especially being a wonderful procrastinator, but I really need to start doing things earlier.) I pulled an all-nighter Monday night because I had to
finish writing my final English paper. But I’m an idiot, because I had two
weeks to finish it, so I spent all night writing a stupid paper while I could
have been studying for my English and Calculus finals the next day. (I hate
English class, if you couldn’t tell.)
I have also accomplished the feat of passing out on three
different library floors at Hunter, four different floors of Hunter west, along
with during one of my finals. I can’t wait to hibernate, that is until my
mother drives in early tomorrow to help move stuff out of the dorm. Joy.
I feel like I've been closed off from the world for a while now, so I’m excited to see all my friends tonight, start exercising
again and, mostly, getting my eating and sleeping habits back on track! That is, until I head off to Taiwan to further mess my bodily habits up, but I can't really complain.
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