A Mind Full of Gobbly-Gook

It is half past midnight and my mind is completely exhausted. I simply can't think anymore. I have homework I can do, but it's just too difficult to even try to think about what I'm doing.

Thank goodness Thursday is here. Two things are good about Thursday. First, it is the last day of the week that I have classes scheduled. In all the time that I've been in school, this is the first time I've been able to arrange my schedule so I don't have any Friday classes. Second, on Thursday I have a two hour recess between Precalc and Discrete Math. I usually get something to eat and then spend the rest of the time (about an hour and a half) in the classroom working on homework while listening to the local talk radio station.

By four o'clock, however, I start to feel a bit drowsy and I have a hard time concentrating. Half way through the class my mind goes off into la-la-land and I miss half of what the professor says. It's not as if I'm not accustomed to daydreaming or anything like that. I've done it all my life and I do it all day long. This is simply a much longer, more intense daydream that occurs about the same time every Tuesday and Thursday.

In the meantime, I currently have several sections of Precalc homework, several sections of Discrete Math homework, a special Discrete Math assignment that is due this afternoon, and a programming assignment that needs to be submitted in less than 24 hours to be considered on-time.

I am not, howver, going to do it now. I am going to bed. In the morning I will get a haircut and run some errands before going to school. Once there, I will complete the urgent homework tasks and work on the rest of it over the weekend.

If I work hard enough, I will be caught up by Monday.

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