Fall Break Desperation

 Fall Break Desperation 

    This week brings a much-needed break: Fall Break. This two-day off break often lands directly after a weekend, making the break a five-day break. Sometimes, if the professor is feeling nice, they also give you Friday off. Which makes it a five-day break. This break falls perfectly for me because I desperately need a break, so I've heard from others. 

    It's starting to get to the point where you begin to really drill into the course, Where projects pile on, and homework assignments seem like a never-ending cycle. You turn an assignment in, and another five come right back at you. I stay on top of all assignments, but it gets stressful sometimes. 

    The break will be a nice refresh for me to relax for a little bit, then come back and lock in until Thanksgiving break. Then that's a nice relaxing break for everyone, and then we come back for about two weeks and lock in for the final exams. 

    My plans for this break are to go home and relax, enjoy a few days off, and try not to worry about schoolwork, homework, or projects. I am excited to sleep in and watch Sunday night football, knowing I can sleep in and relax. No better feeling than that. 

    I encourage you to enjoy your break, take some time off, and relax. What are your plans for this break? I hope to hear from you about your plans. I'll see you in the next one. 

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