So eventually I got to it. And I found that to my surprise it didn't take me long to do my math homework. I even understand all of it. There were like two problems I actually had to really dig in deep to find out what they were but in the end I got the answer. I was proud of myself. I had done my math and I had gotten a hundred percent on it and I only spent an hour on it. And at least half of that was me being distracted.
I skimmed through my French which is what I was supposed to do. And it was all fairly easy and exciting. I love the French language and I want to continue my knowledge of it. I shall be a fluent trilingual. That's a word right?
Anyways, part of the reason why I sometimes like doing homework is the fact that I can take a break from my life's problems and just focus my attention on school work problems.
Fighting with my friends? No problem let's
figure out how to say "she is an intelligent and hardworking person who is studying to be a nurse and lives in Paris" in French.
Parents yell at me? An argument essay on why music and arts are important in public schools should fix it.
Feeling alone or depressed? Radicals, exponents, factoring and more should soon make me forget my depression and focus on my hatred of math! Yay!
Homework sucks, I'm not saying it doesn't. But sometimes it's better to think positively and realize that sometimes it has its uses.
And honestly I don't feel like a failure when I get a good grade on my homework. So that's always nice.
Very true. I often feel the same way about escaping one problem into a somewhat better one. Chin up, luv.
ReplyDeleteToo true! Thanks! :)
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