So this week I have been super busy with schoolwork. I had a paper due on Monday which I stayed up until 2am working on, and then a test in one of my math classes on Tuesday that I didn't finish because it was too long for the class period. Homework was due on Wednesday in my other math class, followed by a test in Sign Language Wednesday night, more homework was due in the math class I had a test in on Thursday, and another small paper due on Friday. This has made me crazy, and it seems like this week will never end. However, I thank my lucky stars every night that in a typical week here at MSU, I might have half of all that due. Another thing that is making this week take forever is the fact that my main laptop decided that it wanted to break and so I had to drop it off at IT repair and I still haven't heard anything back about it. Granted there are like 300 computers on campus, but when your used to having one in your room, you feel a little lost without it.
Some good news though is that even though I have to work this weekend, I should have plenty of time to just relax, and to get all caught up and prepared for the week ahead. I feel like this whole week is one big test to see if I really am learning how to juggle, and a lot my time here in college. So far I have been able to keep my head above water, and right now, that's all I can ask for.
Saturday I will be going to the movie on campus again with my friend, Stacy, but this time we will be seeing Twilight: New Moon. Also, I will be on my first student panel for the preview day this Saturday, and I will be giving a tour afterwards as well. I am excited about these opportunities because I always have so much fun eating lunch with the perspective students afterwards. It makes me happy to able to answer their questions, and see their excitement, that I had once too, about choosing where to go to school, and all the decisions that came with that choice. Hopefully one day I might see you at an open house and I hope that if you have read my blog, you would come up to me and say hi. In the meantime if you do have any questions for me, just leave them as comments, and I will get back to you with the answers.
Oh, and sorry for the first paragraph, I know you might not want to hear the downsides of being a college student, but this blog is meant to be a real peek into the life of some MSU students, and in my opinion that means sharing every aspect, not just the good ones, of my day to day life.
Talk to you all again soon,
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Liz Schieler
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