The Perpetual Workload
Tuesday April 29, 2008 at 12:04 am
Why is it that such nuisances as A-levels must distract me from my geekery? That in the distance is my computer, and in the foreground a short essay that has been bothering me for the last couple of hours. It doesn’t contribute any marks towards my final grades, but nonetheless it was due in about a week ago and people are still going to get very annoyed if I neglect it for much longer.
But alas, I can’t find the bastard plan for it which means I have to continue it by ear, not something I want to be doing at midnight when I have much much serious IT deadlines.
I guess this is what you get for procrastinating. And now I’ve taken the time to write a blog post and edit a photo. What a failure I am.
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