Emotionally and Physically Drained

Hello from 7th period study hall in the South Campus II library.
Current state: Exhausted with an eye twitching and headache. And slightly cynical.

So far I have completed two assignments from Algebra II and Espanol. What did I learn from them? Probably nothing. (refer back to cynical).
This week is already incredibly long. Days at this school seem to be much longer than they were back at Oak Grove. My classes seem more boring. The people are a little more annoying. Maybe things were just always this way but now I'm just starting to notice it. In which case I would be a little dillusional as well. So I'm gonna cram in as much of a blog as possible in 10 minutes which is when I have to leave this lovely library and move on to the class which will be the death of me, U.S. History.
I feel like I've been thinking too much lately. When I go to bed at night, my mind just clutters with so many thoughts and then I wake up in the morning and my thinking soon is interuppted by 'Jai Ho', AKA my alarm. It's weird because I don't feel like I have much to think about. I'm content with my life. There isn't much that I would like to change at the moment. And yet now I feel like I'm thinking more than when I actually need to think. This thinking however does not include thinking in a school sense. This... lets call it personal thinking.... clutters my mind so much that school is in fact incredibly difficult to concentrate on. And no matter how hard I try to concentrate, I can't stay focused. I know I'm not the only one who suffers from this.
It was just a little thought of the day.
I hope you enjoyed, but you probably didn't.

Okay. Its now time for History.
Have a good day.
and have one for me too.

-Gretchen Bailey Haga