2nd Muharram. 12.49 am.
She shivers as her hands fly over the keys of the laptop. Her pens remain untouched. A car drives by.
Tomorrow is the scheduled day of Hard Work - well, technically, its today; her bed has been littered with folders, books and stationary for the past 6 days, yet nothing more than the consumerism of the pharmaceutical industry and the methods of traditional drug discovery have absorbed into her grey matter. Notes have been made on the uses of tButyl Ester and Fmoc coupling, but in vain she writes!
There is too little time and too much fatigue! Not bodily fatigue, but mental. Too many thoughts running into each other. Too much contemplation upon a number of troubling issues. The brain has taken alot of strain, so its not just the rain, that makes revision a pain.
(Oh my God that last line was pure nutty freestylin CLASS!)
She considers her options -
1. revise, ignore the strain, allow the information to be aDsorbed onto the surface of the brain. sleep late. wake up late. miss half the Hard Work. Have a crappy day.
2. don't revise, sleep, relax the knotted muscles. wake up on timeish, panic and cram in some revision. leave the house late. miss half the Hard Work. Have a crappy day.
3. half bakely revise, surf the net. read the news. feel more crappy. sleep with unpleasant thoughts on the mind. wake up late [default]. miss half the Hard Work. Have a crappy day.
4. sleep. right now. this instant. wake up early. and lead the day by seeing where the day leads you.
She takes option 4.
-snore-
She shivers as her hands fly over the keys of the laptop. Her pens remain untouched. A car drives by.
Tomorrow is the scheduled day of Hard Work - well, technically, its today; her bed has been littered with folders, books and stationary for the past 6 days, yet nothing more than the consumerism of the pharmaceutical industry and the methods of traditional drug discovery have absorbed into her grey matter. Notes have been made on the uses of tButyl Ester and Fmoc coupling, but in vain she writes!
There is too little time and too much fatigue! Not bodily fatigue, but mental. Too many thoughts running into each other. Too much contemplation upon a number of troubling issues. The brain has taken alot of strain, so its not just the rain, that makes revision a pain.
(Oh my God that last line was pure nutty freestylin CLASS!)
She considers her options -
1. revise, ignore the strain, allow the information to be aDsorbed onto the surface of the brain. sleep late. wake up late. miss half the Hard Work. Have a crappy day.
2. don't revise, sleep, relax the knotted muscles. wake up on timeish, panic and cram in some revision. leave the house late. miss half the Hard Work. Have a crappy day.
3. half bakely revise, surf the net. read the news. feel more crappy. sleep with unpleasant thoughts on the mind. wake up late [default]. miss half the Hard Work. Have a crappy day.
4. sleep. right now. this instant. wake up early. and lead the day by seeing where the day leads you.
She takes option 4.
-snore-
posted by Traveller @ 12:48 AM
1 Comments:
At 1:52 AM,
Rush said…
well well...its that time of the year again isn't it?...and you are considering option number 4...yes you are and you know it...STOP IT! what your looking for is a combination...u need to revise, wrk hard let the information be aBsorbd ...wakeup late scream....n im sure u know the rest.....
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