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[sunshine_queen]

So, true confession: I'm not wild about doing things I don't like to do that aren't mandatory. I kind of wish every class had points for attendance, because: it forces me to go. And that's good, because I'm lazy. Really lazy. Like, if there was an Olympic team for laziness, I would be too lazy to join, even though I'd win.

I've had a spotty track record with attending my earth science class, because it is boring as hell, I have the course pack, which consists of EVERY SLIDE OF EVERY POWER POINT PRESENTATION the lady uses, and... I don't have to waste 1-2 hours sitting in a lecture hall doodling on my notes because (A) I hate science (B) I'm not learning anything and (C) Everything on the projector screen is in front of me. But I go, cause sometimes she clarifies things a tiny bit.

But when the heavens decide to open up mid afternoon, and the weather report predicts heavy thunderstorms and gusty winds for the rest of the day, not only can I NOT DO LAUNDRY (*wail*) I will have absolutely no desire to trek to a class I don't really need to go to anyway.

So thanks a lot, nature. Thanks for helping me be all that I can be.

Comments

[anoel.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I'm the same way. I'd rather go to class though than write an essay. Could you bring something to do during the lecture like a book you need to read or something? Getting other hw done or studying in boring classes always helped me.

[sunshine-queen.livejournal.com]

I figure if I'm going to do something else there, I'm better off just not going and doing that in my room, as opposed to feeling guilty for not listening there. Arg.