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[mllelaurel]

I have come to a conclusion: My teachers want me dead. A week and a half with nicely spaced out assignments and now this:



English
- Read a short story ("Young Goodman Brown", by Nathaniel Hawthorne, which I've already read back in 9th grade: due Tuesday.
- Fifteen notecards on a secondary source for my Senior Thesis: due Wednesday.
- Five journal entries on one of my primary sources for said Thesis: due Friday.

Psychology
- About twenty pages of notes: due at various checkpoints throughout the week.

Photography
- A roll of film shot (Portraits): due Tuesday (I'm going to need an extension on this one)

Advanced Topics (Math)
- Various worksheets and page numbers in the textbook, on the subject of matrices: due at various checkpoints throughout the week.

Creative Writing
- A poem based on a painting/visual image: due Wednesday

Environmental Science
- An essay (microtheme) on the subject of urban development in the wetlands and forests surrounding my town: due Tuesday
- Continental Drift activity worksheet: due I-forget-when (I should probably look into that.
- We're finishing up two labs in class this week, so I smell upcoming lab reports.


Now, on their own, none of these would be all that daunting. Compiled, however... Oy! I already have no life, but now I'm going to have no sleep, as well!

Comments

[amet.livejournal.com]

Just remember that for whatever work you're assigned, you're teacher has to sit and grade it about thirty fold. ^_^

[amet.livejournal.com]

That should be your, not you're. Yeesh, you think I'd have learned to spell check these things. ::headdesks::

[mllelaurel.livejournal.com]

It's all good. I got what you were saying, and at least you didn't accidentally type something completely inapropriate (Like I've done on an occasion or two) ^_^*

[mllelaurel.livejournal.com]

I know. I feel so bad for my teachers, sometimes, when people get on their cases for not having a hundred essays graded and commented on in one night! I still bitch about the homework, because it really *is* pretty bad, but at least I understand the other side, too. I think it comes from being a Beta Reader.