New Schedule Big Dumb

I don’t really like my new schedule.  I have two hard classes and I have another class 4th block so I can’t go to practice.  One of my teachers is a bit “work-happy”– giving out huge packets and won’t even let us use the bathroom.

Also, we’re doing jumpstart, an ACT prep program, right after school gets out, which is going to fry my brain like a toaster.  How am I gonna learn anything when my brain is already really tired from the school day, and then go and do all my homework after that? Ugh. 

In short, I’m dropping out of school and becoming a cat.  (For legal reasons that’s a joke.)

Not being able to play basketball and having a much more stressful schedule is having a negative effect on my mental health.  I also have been having really bad sinus pressure which gives me more migraine attacks.  My stress and anxiety have also been not happy.

I want my old schedule back.

I know it is not reasonable to never have hard classes, but multiple of those with no stress outlet is very just, hard on me.

Yesterday I went to get some shots up.  Being the only one practicing in the gym was very strange and pretty unnerving.  Also the boys coaches kept watching me at first and it gave me much anxiety.  There was also this boy outside who probably thought I was stupid by going to practice at the wrong time.  

An hour of that, my shot was actually really good, considering I haven’t gotten to shoot in like a week because of my new schedule.  Also, the basketball goals at MSA are both busted.  

I’ve been pretty stressed, depressed, lemon zest.

I finally had the motivation to wash clothes yesterday, which was nice.  Never got to folding them though.  

Also, I’m not looking forward to doing work from dawn to dusk.  Not exactly my thing.  I can’t stay focused that long, my brain will legit turn into swiss cheese.  

On the positive side I learned how to make recycled paper and plan on trying it out as soon as my tool comes in for it.  At least that sounds like fun.

 

Author: Lillian Denney

Award winning writer, Lillian enjoys writing short stories, poems, and other personal works. Lillian also enjoys art, gaming, basketball, and archery. She likes anime and other cartoons. She also enjoys reading but rarely has the time and has been reading "Cell" by Steven King for a year.