Since it has been two months from the beginning of my freshman year, the academic routine spurs me to rush from hour to hour. I finished my homework at the last second of yesterday, and almost fall asleep at the first second of class. These 2 moths only gave me an endless rotation of yesterday and today. Degree? Yeah, I need to acquire that in 4 years, but how? The horror of Mid-terms destroyed my last confidence, and left me numerous question marks. I did anything I could; however, it does not come out everything I expect. I desire to get somewhere I belong, but I found I was in the middle of nowhere without knowing the direction. Yesterday was a blank, today is a mess. I want to escape from the predicament by trying persuading myself to begin a new start at tomorrow, whereas, it never comes. It was me who throw all chip on the number that never showed up, and I mired deeper and deeper. I looked into the mirror when I woke up this morning, there was one person embraced by confusion. The man in the mirror is not the man I want to be. I realized I need to make a difference and make it right. (“Man In the Mirror” is my favor song, btw) Fit in or lose out, it is the law of survival and nature. Here I am, by expressing the perplexity and listening the same experience from you guys, I feel I am not alone. I can look up and energize myself. I stand now here instead nowhere.
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Hi Wei,
Thanks for being so open and honest. Humans are a resilient bread, I know you can bounce back from your midterms.. remember to prepare better and not leave things for the last minute, like your homework. This will help you stay on top of things and be successful.
Let me know if you have any questions or concerns.
– Natalia