Yesterday I defied the laws of astronomy (particularly Earth’s rotation) by stretching the length of one day to 29 hours. Yes, my friends, I went to campus at 10AM on Wednesday and got home at 3PM the next day. Here’s the chronology of events that happened in the 29 productive hours:
- Had two exams yesterday morning.
- Went to Hillman Library not knowing that I would only get out of it the next morning.
- Started working on finishing a paper at 3PM (due at 5PM).
- Labor Economics until 6PM.
- Did my four-hour shift until 10PM.
- Started working on another paper (Modern Architecture) from then on until 7AM the next morning.
- Got myself a coffee and bagel for breakfast.
- Submitted the paper in class at 11PM.
- Went to recitation for Russian Fairy Tales at 2PM.
- Went home at 3PM.
29 straight hours. I crashed soon after.
Life.
