Ah procrastination, our greatest friend and fiercest enemy. In case you didn’t know September 6 is Fight Procrastination Day, where your procrastination gains tangible form and beats you up.
Wait, gimme a second.
Okay so apparently Fight Procrastination Day is a day where we try to not procrastinate, to do those things we’ve been putting off. I know, I know, it sounds like fantasy, but I have heard from reputable sources that it’s possible.
Apparently.
So-
Now we-
To celebrate???
Man I have no idea where to take this…
Eh
I have time
I’ll do it later
Oh look at the time, bright and early…. November!?
Wow, I really let my time go. But I put all this effort into… finding a funny holiday? No no, this is fine, we can save this. November, November, what’s in November. Oh yeah! Exams. That totally works.
Now I just have to write something helpful for study…
You know what? Why fix what isn’t broken. Fellow Teen Blogger Alayne already wrote a brilliant study guide for dealing with the looming exams. So like, read that.
Study Hacks to Avoid NCEA Panic Attacks – Teen Blog (wcl.govt.nz)
No it’s not plagiarism, I’m just sending you to where the information is.
The fact I may or may not have run out of time is completely irrelevant.
The book of big excuses / Turner, Tracey
“Need to weasel your way out of blame? Or explain some strange behaviour? This is the book for you – for every type of situation, here are excuses from the historical to the hysterical.” (Catalogue)
Oh *&@$! I gotta turn in the blog. Guess I’ll just keep my notes to self in. Content right?
Exams are coming up, so I’ve been looking through the collection and online for resources to help you revise for your exams. This week we’re looking at Shakespeare. The Bard can be a little hard to get through but there’s plenty to help you out if you need it.
