I feel like this kid in a Far Side cartoon. He's leaning (almost laying) on his desk in class with his hand in the air (supported by the other hand), and the caption reads, "Mrs. So-in-so, may I be excused? My brain is full."
Anybody else feel this way?
Anybody else feel a little bit panicky about feeling this way and it's only 2 weeks into the semester?
Or maybe it's only me.
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Staci: I feel like that all the time myself. I've got so much reading to do, so much writing, and so much writing about the reading that I'm doing (for in and out of class business), and then I want to spend more time with my family, and I want to get a bit of rest. But we keep a stiff upper lip, we persevere. We get it done. But let's talk about it in class.
Staci,
I know exactly how you are feeing! I am a little overwhelmed with school and the huge difference of Graduate courses. Just wanted to let you know you are not alone!
Definitely, agree with this comment! It took me a week to even have time to blog. But at least we are able to read children's book for homework. Hopefully, the semester goes by fast!
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