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My Week As Described By "Criminal Minds"

Thank you, Matthew Gray Gubler

Alexis Grimshaw
Feb 06, 2017
University of Michigan
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My Week As Described By "Criminal Minds"
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You know those never-ending, awful weeks when all you want to do is take naps and ignore all of your responsibilities? Yeah, that was my week. Not just a day, or a weekend, but the entire week I came home from class, threw on sweatpants, cranked my heat up to 74 and laid in bed until my stomach told me it was time to eat. We all have those weeks, and, believe it or not, it has gotten better. But during my chillin' time with Netflix, I watched a few episodes of "Criminal Minds" and remembered why I loved it so much. So it wasn't too hard to make the leap; here's my long, stressful week as described by "Criminal Minds."

Sunday (night)

Whoa, where did my weekend go? Where did my time go? Why didn't they take my to-do list with them?

Monday

(If you talk to me before 10 am on Monday)

Tuesday

After giving my oral presentation. To a tee.

Wednesday

It was abnormally sunny today (!!) but still cold. Sigh.

Thursday

Thinking about how great my week has gone so far.

Friday

Oh, yeah I'll catch up with you guys later, or tomorrow, I don't feel that good.

Saturday

"Hey what are you doing?" "Oh, not laying in bed watching Netflix in my pajamas with an empty bag of chips on my lap. How bout you?"

Sunday

When I realize I did the same exact thing as last week and have a to-do list as long as that paper I still have to write...




Keep your head up, sunshine. Things will get better. Everyone needs a little do nothing time.


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