March 21, 2012

the invisible time murder

Exhaustion, when it comes to my last weekdays.

When my roads diverged, I felt confused and frustrated. I disoriented which way should I go?

Being occupied with lots of courses, I can hardly spare time to devote to my interests.

When invited to join the activities, I turned down their invitations regardless how eager I want to take part in. I was a little upset to get used to this kind of tight schedule; however, the depression only exist for a short time. When hearing that I take the full courses, my classmates were all shattered by my decision. The reason why I challenge myself to do so is that I have failed two courses last semester, in other words, I lose the four credits I ought to get. When noticing this misery, I was devoured by woe at the spot. My regretful swelled, and I was hard-pressed to face the truth that I was flunked. However, a determined decision flared up that I have to make up for my failure last semester. As proverb goes “You lose some, you win some.” So I chose the courses as much as I can, though being tired out at the beginning. But I got some further notions that time is insufficient only for those who don’t know how to create the boundlessness from limitation. Take advantage of every second and tighten the discursive plans are the top policies. Now, when I know that there comes lots of homework gathering together, I would prepare myself to the best condition like fighting against the war. That is, drawing up the full plan in advance, make the most use of time. Though, sometimes I am still driven away by laziness, the invisible murder of the time, I still try to let the time be incremental.

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