Model UN is a positive timesucker. I like Model UN, but I really wish I were chairing at this point. That job is intensive, but really gets its rewards in working directly with delegates.
And to happen this week, when I have a paper and a test in the class of doom... argh.
And so I've been trying to figure out where I can get more time, and at what point I should just say, "I'm going to get this much done and now I'm going to enjoy myself." I'm taking off work tomorrow to get work done, but in compensation I'm not going to do any school work after 6 PM. Wednesday I stop by 7 PM. Thursday I stop early, around 4 or 5 PM, and set the time thereafter to really doing last-minute Model UN stuff before I go out with Leslie. And then Friday I'll be there at 3:30. I will be done with it in 48 hours. After 48 hours, I will either have pulled together a great conference, have managed to scrape together a decent one, or will have earned the ire of everyone.
It'll probably be between the first two. ;)
Then I get the work done that I haven't all weekend. And then the rest of this semester should go comparatively smoothly. Settle any unpaid accounts, give the bank account over to Morgan and her appointed successor, and give Model UN that last salute. Two hours of work spread out over two months isn't much.
After this, I don't fear the thesis very much.
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Poor James. I guess I'll hear from you next week!
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