HockeyFighter
03-18-2003, 09:49 PM
I'd really like to know. Why is it that when things look ****ty and you try to hold onto pieces of happiness and sanity something happens with them that dumps more **** on you? I was having somewhat of a good day this morning. Sitting in class, minding my own business, the usual. Then at about noon I realized that I have nothing left to discuss in my history paper and I am still 4 pages short of the minimum length. Then I had to do a presentation in another one of my classes. I don't think I was speaking english. I ****ed it up good, I was so nervous. Now my day is going bad but I get to come home and chat with my lovely girlfriend. Right? Wrong. I said something (haven't figured out what yet) that apparently hit a nerve with her and she is now mad at me. So I figured I should work on my paper a bit but I can't think because all that pops in my brain is how crappy a day this has been.
So I ask again. Why can't **** be dealed out in small amounts over a long period of time rather then in dumptruck fulls at once? Maybe I am just stressed with it being the end of the semester and summer being so close. Not even having a shower could clear my mind and that usually works.
So I ask again. Why can't **** be dealed out in small amounts over a long period of time rather then in dumptruck fulls at once? Maybe I am just stressed with it being the end of the semester and summer being so close. Not even having a shower could clear my mind and that usually works.