Actually, I'm pretty sure Imperius said "Thyme. I need thyme," but anyway . . .
I think I may have taken on too much this semester. Scroll down to that post where I detailed my schedule. See anything wrong with it? Add in Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday working 9-12:30 in the slide library. Now do you see? How about there's hardy any smegging time to do the bazillion assignments that come with fifteen credits of art school, twelve credits of which are studio courses? Oh yeah, and then there's my writing job, the one that actually pays the bills (which, alas, pays in US dollars which were worth less than Canadian dollars when I put my cheque in the bank earlier today!) But anyway. Somehow I thought I could do all this.
Sigh. I have asked to cut back on my slide library hours, so as of this past week, remove the Wednesday morning shift from the schedule. It's more manageable. Especially since my photo teacher said that any assignments except the final project can be resubmitted at any time up to the penultimate class. That's a huge relief, because my first two assignments were utter crap. And no, that's not just my perfectionist self speaking. Anyway. I feel I can breathe a little now, though I am still thinking of asking for another free morning. Especially since I looked at my courses to date and realized that if I do an Interdisciplinary degree (which fits better with my current plans of action A, B and C--which is to say, all of them) I can graduate a bit sooner. Even if I take on a much lighter course load next semester.
So immediate plans are to make it through this semester working as hard as I can (and nine of my fifteen credits are litho and relief printing, which are more fun), then relax a bit school-wise. But first, survive the semester. And I thought last winter was hellish!
06 October 2007
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Too bad you don't have Hermione's special watch. Sorry to hear you're so overloaded. It's never a good situation.
As a fellow overloader, my best advice is to plan down time every week. You're going to need some guilt-free slacking in order to make it through the semester.
You know, there was a little mini boxed set thingy that came with a time-turner. Alas it was only plastic and probably wouldn't work. I might buy it anyway ;)
But yeah, I think next week I may muster up the courage to ask Victoria for another morning free. That'll be only two mornings working at the VRC, which should give me much more time for homework. And a little scheduled slacking . . . Just a bit less money.
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