Really, I am studying
Honest.
Although I’m a little scared now. The subject I was most afraid of has turned out to be the easiest, and the one I thought was going to be a breeze, well, not so much.
On the plus side I managed to change my location of exams and I’m now sitting them at the university that’s about 2 minutes drive, rather than some building in the busiest part of the city with no carparking and limited public transport starting at 8:30am which would mean leaving home at 5am just to get there, not to mention carting my 6!! textbooks plus notes etc from the car into the exam (yeah, it’s open book).
So I think that’s a bonus. Hubby still needs to take time off - and he gets to take Miss Moo to her swimming lesson. But it’s one less thing to stress about.
Still, I wish there were more hours in the day.
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are you trying to convince us or you? lol
Great news that you managed to get it changed to the more convenient location!!
good luck
You’ll be fine - just keep going and it will all be over soon
If I can help, let me know…
I’m on the other end of the situation. At the moment I have 27 ESL exams on my desk, each with 2 essays in them. On Tuesday I’ll have 28 year 10 exams, also with 2 essays each. Thank God my 2 year 12 classes don’t have mid year exams!
Good luck. Knock ‘em dead!
Good luck with the study and the exams.
Shorter commute to get to the exam place will hopefully help your stress levels.
I had my hubby home to help out recently and it was great for him to get involved with some of the kids activities. Good luck with the exams.