When I first realized that all my midterms fell on the same day, I felt pretty stressed. None of my classes this semester are incredibly difficult, but 3 tests and 1 paper due at once... yikes! I was very fortunate, however, in that after explaining my predicament to one of my professors, he allowed me to take an exam a day early, which was a tremendous help. I was also able to gather enough motivation to complete the paper a week early, thereby spreading out the midterms I originally feared to be jam-packed. In the end, everything worked out just fine and I was able to manage the midterm week.
My brother Austin and Me |
When Saturday arrived, I took off early in the morning to pick up my younger brother who flew in to the Kansas City airport. From there we drove back home- belting out some tunes and exchanging stories from our school year thus far. This is my brother's freshman year of college, and I'm thankful for the car ride that allowed me to learn more about his experience at a new school (Holy Cross College in Indiana). I could see my freshman self in so many of the things he talked about. His experience from the first couple months at college brought back many memories of my own freshman year, and in some ways I feel so much wiser than when I first began! It's really made me realize how fast time flies.
I may only be visiting home for a short weekend, but it's always nice to catch up with the family. Already I've been able to play a game of scrabble with my mom (a very successful game I might add...) and hang out with a couple cousins who I haven't seen for a while. This time at home has given me the rejuvenation I need to begin the second half of fall semester.
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