For some odd reason I find that my writing improves after a
while, compared to the beginnings of my research paper. My first few body
paragraphs are vague and don’t have as much analysis matched to my last ones. I
guess practice does make perfect. Also the lack of faith for my completion is
my driving force to finishing early with quality work. People underestimate me
too often.
Anyway my day began as usual. A battle for the shower and
then a journey to the dining hall for some much needed food. And of course the
Presidential Powers students were rereading the article from the prior night
for the day’s discussion. Economics is definitely not my forte. Even Professor
Porwancher commented on our lack of vigor during today’s discussion; Presidential
Powers students should have a lesson on economics one day to understand the
policies that the executive and legislative branches clash over. Once the
discussion ended, we played Jeopardy on the Presidential Powers course. And I
mean that in the most literal sense possible. The questions did not entail the
material we were reading but the structure of the class and research paper. So
it was the Hamiltonians, Jeffersonians, and Jack All-Stars competing for
bragging rights. Don’t ask me why my team’s name was “Jack All-Stars,” a peer
of mine yelled the first thing that came into his mind for a team name. So
after a slow start for my team- but not as slow as the Hamiltonians- in the end
my team prevailed and won! Well everyone answered the final jeopardy question
wrong but we were smart and gambled only a small amount of money. Take that
Jeffersonians.
After an early five minute dismissal from class, we headed
to the dining hall for some grub. A few slices of pizza and a salad soon had me
walking to my dorm for my daily nap. Today’s nap was probably the best to help
my preparation for the completion of my paper. I believe I’m working at a
pretty good pace. Seven and fifty words in two hours is pretty good. If I keep
at this pace, I will probably finish the essay itself at around 10 PM.
Footnotes are a whole other story. Wish me luck!
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