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I don't think I breathed.
It's only when I let out my breath that I realize I've been holding it all the while.
Exhausted is an understatement.
Tests after tests,
rushing from CGC to school and back home to study for tests,
sleeping late and waking up SUPER early (before 6am) to finish studying the immense amount of content...
Cramming during train rides...
and random stuff here and there...
I really don't think I stopped to breathe.
and what's worse,
the tests were horrendous.
my memory traces are so weak.
so freaking weak.
This has been a crazy week. (technically, it's not over yet since there's still tomorrow before weekends come)
Lab presentation tomorrow, personality test next week, loads of e-learning stuff for my einstein mod, pediatric psych term paper (not started) due soon, lab data collection starting...
and on top of them all, my internship.
Don't you think I'm just accelerating my ageing process??
and I'm just trying to test my limit of sanity.
I told Mabel I can't wait to meet my "anti-matter" in the parallel universe...........
Can I really go on like this?
on a side note, I've come to realize that I frown very very often these days. It's only when I look up from what I'm doing (during lecture, at my desk etc) that I realize I've been frowning all the while.
I want to plug in and listening to all the lounge/easy-listening/chill-out music that's flooding my playlist.
I want to shut myself from the insanely long to-do list.
I want to escape.
I want to admit defeat.
I want to cry.
But I'm so, so, thoroughly numbed.
So vacant that there's nothing, absolutely nothing left to say or do.
And perhaps, somewhere inside, I just want to stubbornly continue doing what I'm doing, even if it's killing me slowly.
jasmine, what are you trying to do to yourself?
I don't know what I'm doing.
If you have the answer, let me know.
It's only when I stopped that I realized I've been moving too fast..



