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I didn’t do much this weekend. In fact, I can literally count on my hands the number of things I took part in. Everyone else seemed to have grand plans for the weekend, so I decided I would take it easy. I envisioned I would work on my senior project for a few hours, and check off most of the remaining work, go on my eight mile run, and then maybe rent a movie. Instead, I was unable to finish my run (having to walk after five and a half miles). I spent fourteen hours slaving over this terrible project, and ended up depriving myself of both sleep and food. Did I accomplish anything?
Despite my feelings of frustration, I did get a decent amount of work accomplished. Unfortunately, I feel I went about it the wrong way, I sacrificed my precious free time to a meaningless project that could have waited. I don’t know what it is about programming, but once I approach a problem, it consumes me. I cannot stop until I understand it. This isn’t as big of a problem when working for a company, because at the end of the day, I go home and forget it. However, with this senior project, I was at home, and I chose not to do anything until I solved the problem. This was pretty stupid.
I want my weekend back.
2 Comments
Are you sure that you’ll really be able to forget about the programming problem that you’re working on at your job when you go home, instead of puzzling over it?
It’s never too late to change your major to English Ed.
Unlike Pat, I don’t think you should change your major. You would be like that with any kind of project. It’s just the way you are.
I’m sorry you feel like your weekend was wasted. Just think, soon you will be here with me though!