Although I was able to listen to both sessions of Conference today, the first one I was so tired from trying to catch up with my late nights and massive amounts of stress, that I drifted in and out of sleep during the talks. I feel bad to say the least. The second session I couldn't pay as close attention as I would have like because I had to do 4 collages. And I can't really just tell myself that it will all be better in a month when I get done with school because I'm right back to my sucky job that I had for 2 years. My summer will not only be devoid of fun, I will be friendless. All of my friends that are left at home are either gone on missions or going on missions. And to top it all off I have to go to work knowing that I might have to deal with my ex-girlfriend, who (as far as I can tell) hates me. Things were not pretty last time we talked.
After the summer the stress if far from ending, I have to go to another semester of school and take calculus (which if my other classes don't kill me that one surly will). After that it's the not-so-simple matter of preparing for my Mission. The next two years will be the hardest two years of my life. The very thought is stressful.
After I get back (assuming I don't get eaten by a dog or a large gangster while on my Mission) it's like I have to start living the busiest years of my life. School, job and a vain attempt at a social life and the pressure of having to find someone to marry is almost too much for my mind to handle.
*fail*
Peace
you'll get all caught up eventually...keep your chin up bronson!
ReplyDeleteCaught up with life? Ha ha ha! Yeah, right. *sigh*
ReplyDeleteBronson!
ReplyDelete1 - you will never be friendless... not as long as I live to sister-stalk you
2 - the mission's not supposed to be the hardest two years of your life, but the best. Although, to be fair, getting eaten by a gangster would kind of put a damper on things :)
3 - it could always be worse... you could have to take calculus, physics, and organic chemistry.
1. What I meant was all my friends at HOME are gone. You will be living in Salt Lake, and I will see you but not that often.
ReplyDelete2. I have never heard from anyone that their Mission was easy.
3. And it's just as bad if my computer classes give me as much homework as this semester . . . organic chemistry or no.