spring break is not a good time for working.
for the first time, in ages, i actually had school work that needed to be accomplished over spring break. or work that i realized, if it was accomplished during break, i would be much more happy and much more less stressed during my dwindling numbers of weeks left in school.
i found myself saying to other people, "Yeah, i'll prolly bring my stuff home, but i'll never really accomplish anything." Even though there is many a things i need to accomplish, and things that i really had hoped to accomplish.
when i had actually told my dad that i was had to actually do school work over break, he seemed puzzled. "School work? During Spring Break? Why?" not quite understanding the stress alleviation that will occur if i do everything that needs to be taken care of. and i didn't want to feel like i completely wasted a good week doing absolutely nothing, instead of accomplishing something.. no matter how silly the task may have sounded.
little did i know, the spring break fates would have preferred if i stayed on a sunny warm beach somewhere far away from anyone else.
my airline decided to strike. (which is terribly amusing as it was chosen because there was a scare that northwest would strike again. ugh.)
oh yeah, and there is also the minor detail that my parents decided that now was the time they would announce their impending divorce.
somehow, how this all factors in ... i really just want to be able to do my school work. i really need to have some non-interrupted time for working, which doesn't seem like it is going to happen any time soon... during this lovely spring break.
spring breaks should be exempt from any concepts of school work, this is my decree.
--kel
3/28/2001
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