Short intermission between school and work.

[caithream]

Please tell me it's okay to feel stupid in a class that's for your major. Please. Because right now, I just. *Hands* This isn't fun anymore.

The ever-growing amount of things for school, work, and just life in general... I need next Thursday to come so very very badly. I need something to look forward to throughout the week again.

I can't believe it's only Tuesday.

Comments

[caithream.livejournal.com]

!!! THIS IS EXACTLY HOW I FEEL. LIKE. In my Lit classes! Everyone else will just have all these really fantastic insights to what we're supposed to have read for that day, and I'm just like, "...?! You came up with this where?!" And then I, you know, take copious and detailed notes; soak it in like a sponge.

to make you realize how much you have to learn.

So very true. The deeper I go into my Lit (and History) classes, the more I feel like I'm missing, because I haven't studied it from this angle, or added this perspective into the mix, or something. It's all very thrilling and confusing at the same time. :\

[berreh.livejournal.com]

The thing about Lit classes is, some of those "fantastic insights" really are that, but a lot of others are people who've learned what professors like to hear, or are just talking out their ass to sound academic. I met so many people in my liberal arts classes who never realized how much they had to learn. If you miss that lesson, then college is just a big circle-jerk and a total waste of time. So you're already ahead. \o/