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Just one of those days
Nov. 4th, 2007 06:09 pmI always get a case of the blues in November. I think it's the complete lack of sunshine and the ridiculous amount of rain and cold. Bah! It makes me all cranky and emotional and I just feel like crap. The bad thing is that I take it out on people around me and then I feel extra bad for doing that when I later realize that that's what's happening.
Plus, the stressful homework that always seems to pop up at this time doesn't help. Like my finance take-home section of my mid-term. Why no, my balance sheet doesn't balance since you asked. :p Blech. And now I have a big headache added to my already sad attitude that just appeared this morning from I'm not sure where. But it was one of those days where you just want to stay in bed.
And I have another group meeting tomorrow about a survey that we have to administer to the class which has had some ridiculous stuff done to it. We got a subject for it from the prof, did all the work in creating a survey, which took weeks by the way, and were all ready to administer it last week when the prof tells us that we can't because another prof said it was too controversial! WHAT THE HECK! So he told us to come up with some other topics for the survey and he'd write us a new one in 24 hours. So we met last week, and then the stupid prof decides he doesn't like those topics and writes a survey on an entirely different one. And for the record, the way he writes is terrible. It's very ambiguous and he's just so full of himself I'd like to punch him in the face. Grr. And now our project that was out of 30 is now out of 27, so we don't get any credit for all the work we put into the first survey. Razzerfraxle!!!
My anger overwhelms me and I must get back to my finance crap. On the plus side, I finished reading two of my library books (Pat of Silver Bush and Mistress Pat, both by L.M. Montgomery), and I'm currently reading Queen of Fashion, which is interesting and fabulously informative. I love that it has such an original way of looking at MA's life.
Plus, the stressful homework that always seems to pop up at this time doesn't help. Like my finance take-home section of my mid-term. Why no, my balance sheet doesn't balance since you asked. :p Blech. And now I have a big headache added to my already sad attitude that just appeared this morning from I'm not sure where. But it was one of those days where you just want to stay in bed.
And I have another group meeting tomorrow about a survey that we have to administer to the class which has had some ridiculous stuff done to it. We got a subject for it from the prof, did all the work in creating a survey, which took weeks by the way, and were all ready to administer it last week when the prof tells us that we can't because another prof said it was too controversial! WHAT THE HECK! So he told us to come up with some other topics for the survey and he'd write us a new one in 24 hours. So we met last week, and then the stupid prof decides he doesn't like those topics and writes a survey on an entirely different one. And for the record, the way he writes is terrible. It's very ambiguous and he's just so full of himself I'd like to punch him in the face. Grr. And now our project that was out of 30 is now out of 27, so we don't get any credit for all the work we put into the first survey. Razzerfraxle!!!
My anger overwhelms me and I must get back to my finance crap. On the plus side, I finished reading two of my library books (Pat of Silver Bush and Mistress Pat, both by L.M. Montgomery), and I'm currently reading Queen of Fashion, which is interesting and fabulously informative. I love that it has such an original way of looking at MA's life.
