I am glad I was not the only one who felt that way about Gertrude. As i was reading it, i couldn’t help but be frustrated and confused. I was about to stop reading it, but realized that it wouldn’t hurt. In the midst of the reading and a job interview I was having anxiety over, I forgot about the blog post I would have otherwise remembered had my schedule not been so cluttered.

The interview went fine, the new shoes were hurting my feet, and I wasn’t able to eat anything until now, 5PM. Now all I need to do is wait, and I am glad it’s over because I can finally go back to worrying about school. It is funny how much of a stress school is, but when you overcome something even more stressing, it almost becomes pleasant to go back to.

This will apply to many other things. I realize that when I occupy my schedule and juggle more, it makes the little things easier. However when my mind was only occupied with school, it seemed like the biggest chore. I realized the more you do, the more fluently you can do them, and the easier it becomes along the way.

With that said I am still not going to go out and take 6 classes next semester, work a full time job, and do countless extracurricular activities. I will however keep it in mind the next time I feel I will come across stressful obstacles and realize that all i need is a plan, and eventually it all works out in the end.