The only reader-added tag right now also says, "Ran-shama is a nice person!"
Jack Nicholson thinks you can't handle the survey:
What do you have trouble dealing with? • Being pulled into the lake by Froggie • Being Flan-chan's playmate • Being Big Sis Yuugi's sparring partner • Satori-sama's trauma retrievals • Miss Keine's ultra-heavy summer vacation homework
Homework... I hate homework. To extent that I'd rather spend another hour or two at institute than go home earlier and forget about it, because home is for rest and taking it easy. So I carry laptop on a daily basis even if it not really needed.
Homework... I hate homework. To extent that I'd rather spend another hour or two at institute than go home earlier and forget about it, because home is for rest and taking it easy. So I carry laptop on a daily basis even if it not really needed.
Homework... I hate homework. To extent that I'd rather spend another hour or two at institute than go home earlier and forget about it, because home is for rest and taking it easy. So I carry laptop on a daily basis even if it not really needed.
Let's say, I work now for 11 hours per day, 3 days of work, one day off. On day off, there's just too many things to do; you barely have time to rest. If you consider homework hard work, then... Uhh...
I meant it's not hard at all - it was about "do it right now right here or do hard work extracting material some time later on other place". And at home I'm easy to slip aside and loss all concentration.
Let's say, I work now for 11 hours per day, 3 days of work, one day off. On day off, there's just too many things to do; you barely have time to rest. If you consider homework hard work, then... Uhh...
Just do it and enjoy your free time left.
I've had a job where due to a lack of staff and a steady increase of clients, the team I was in was on a nearly constant state of crunch time. 12 hours minimum, sometimes weekend, no time for a day off (since it'll just cause the work to pile up even more). Still, I had enjoyed that far more than having to do homework. Hell, after the work week my coworkers and me would celebrate and get drunk. And somehow during the work week we'd somehow find the time to loiter in front of the office and chat around, and on one memorable moment, get drunk in front of the office.
Not that I'm against studying. I enjoy reading up on a number of things and learning... yet somehow the thought of homework is just... ergh. Like DeadW@anderer, being assigned to do something at home is a recipe for procrastination.
