Don't you just love midterms? They really bring out the best in everyone. Midterms allow us to see how people deal with stress. You've got those quiet, withdrawn individuals who spend more time in the library than anywhere else. There are those people who seem to think they are the only ones in the world with exams to study for and assignments to complete - they also believe complaining is their job and they strive to make sure everyone knows just how much stress they are under. Let's not forget about the angry people, muttering under their breath between classes and ferociously flipping blue-book pages during tests.
It doesn't matter how you deal with stress because we're all ultimately working towards one thing. The end goal of all this stress is Fall Break. Glorious Fall Break. That two day hiatus from class that might not seem like much to others but for students, it is the ticket to sanity.
For me, breaks are always perfectly timed with when I'm really starting to get sick of the whole school deal. I'm tired of coming back and finding that the door to Eagle Landing is broken (again) and I have to walk around to the other side. Yes, this is making a mountain out of a molehill, but when you're late for a meeting and you need to grab something from you're apartment, it's an annoyance. I'm tired of eating a naked burrito (no tortilla, por favor) every Monday and Wednesday at Seacobeck. Sure Friday breakfast sandwiches add a bit of variety to my lunchtime fare, but sometimes the biscuits are dry and as a biscuit-enthusiast this is incredibly upsetting I'm tired of setting my alarm early so I can complete a reading assignment before class only to hit snooze six times and annoy the heck out of my roommate. I'm even tired of logging onto Facebook to procrastinate doing homework - thank goodness I have blogs to follow and Pinterest to keep me distracted and unproductive! Now I'm sure you are tired of hearing me complain. This only strengthens my point - it's time for break, people so let's just power through the next two days! Good luck on your exams, assignments, etc. and I hope your Facebook newsfeed is more entertaining and distracting than mine.
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