We go through most of the summer without being in school, seeing our friends, and being in a regular academic routine. Then we come back and we're all so excited to be reunited with everyone. But then, you have to like, do this whole go-to-class-and-get-an-education thing and you're just like, "Nah."
The first week you move in again, catch up with your friends, and start up a new schedule for the semester. I was excited to be back at school until the second week. Normally syllabus week is all fun and games, unless your professor actually wants to teach a lesson the first day back.
The funny thing is that it's not even winter and I could potentially stay curled up in my bed all day to watch Netflix and chill. The idea of actually leaving my room to chuck across campus to go to class doesn't seem ideal.
I've noticed that my outfits went from looking professional, classy but cute, to sweatpants, to straight-up homeless.
When teachers keep giving me homework, papers to write, projects to complete, and deadlines to meet, it actually makes me want to throw my books across the room, slap someone in the face, and curl up in a ball and cry.
Not to mention athletes who constantly have practice and games, and still somehow tie in having a social life and an education. They're superheroes filled with magical powers of multitasking.
When do I have time for anything? I'm constantly busy and rarely have time to be with my friends, but when we finally do come together, normally around dinner, it's like time was never lost.
Sometimes I truly wish that I could go to college without doing the whole "college" thing. Sometimes I just want to hang out with my friends, go on adventures, and not have a care in the world. But, we must care in order to pursue our dreams, accomplish our goals, and make our lives successful.
