I’ve often heard people say, "I had a long day". Well, I don’t know what to say at this point, because I had a long day myself, but it was quite short knowing I was only in one environment or space.

_{Me studying in the library}

I was in school yesterday as early as past 6am to make it up to my 7am class. I had three classes yesterday, and all three held.

The things is that this semester alone is something else. It’s so filled up with activities and group projects that I hardly have enough time for myself, including posting here.

I decided to do(write) a little thing today, knowing we don’t always have the time, but we can make out time for what we prioritize.

After the first two classes, I rushed to the library to do a little study. Although I couldn’t cover everything I went in with, I was able to do half of it.

When you set out things to do, don’t expect to execute all of them at the same time or day. It’s not a curse, it’s reality. We tend to do half, or almost everything of what we plan. This should give you joy and signs that the rest can be taken care of accordingly.

Why this? I have noticed that each time I visit the library to study, I end up going back with one book, or a few pages of that book not studied. This is because I take my time to digest every topic and sub-topics of the book, which is way better than flipping through just to cram.

Don’t be too hard on yourself. Take it one step after the other.

After that, I took a few pictures with my friends, and from there, headed to a fellowship there in school.

The worship session was amazing, and every other thing. After that, I left for home around past 7pm, got refreshed, had my dinner, and collapsed on my bed. It was indeed a long-short day.

This was how my day went. How did yours go?
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