Week 15 Learning by Heart

I chose to "Review my schedule" mainly out of irony because this is my last assignment for this class. I did not follow my schedule and I am not sure what I chose this semester for my schedule. I need to organize my life a little better. Maybe then I will not have to show up to work late to finish assignments. I swear I will lose this job one day. This last year has been very tough and I feel like a completely different person. I used to get anxious being late, do everything possible extra credit-wise for classes, and have a clean apartment. I don't know what happened to that. I never knew that a family member passing could change me entirely. I need to make a lot of changes, not just with my schedule.

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