I'll admit that I have not started my data sheet. I have barely done anything intelligent over winter break, and in fact have spent the last two days largely watching television and eating while visiting relatives. Last night, in fact, my sister and I ate leftover Italian food with straws because we couldn't find any forks at midnight. In short, I have become the complete opposite of the AP English student that we all have become so proud of being.
Today, I thought about my data sheet for the first time, then quickly dismissed it in favor of staring at some of the unique residents of the good state of Pennsylvania. By which I mean judging anyone wearing a Bumpit. Anyway, then I remembered that we have these blog things, and that I probably have a post due.
So here I am. Hello, AP English. It's been awhile. I'm ready to begin annotating, analyzing, and stressing out again. Hello, 20+ page data sheet. I know you're waiting to be born. Let's do this.
Tomorrow.
Don't worry, same here unfortunately. I've been thinking about it every so often, but there's so many other things I want/need to do that I've kind of been putting it off. Why does break have to be so short?
ReplyDeleteI find this quite amusing because I did the exact same thing for most of break. Not only did I put of the Data Sheet but I do not think I did any homework until the the past three days. It can be quite interesting to see how quickly we transition from working hard at school to doing nothing academic at all.
ReplyDeleteSarah, I have been having a big problem focusing on my data sheet. It is so hard for me concentrate. I wish I did more work over break. Procrastination for me is getting worse. I can't wait until Thursday night...
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