Your Typical Break

One of my many blessings in life is the fact I have a huge family, and we are all very close. This makes the holidays and other get togethers extremely fun because of the atmosphere of the grandparents’ packed house, all the food and of course the joking and laughs.

I had an awesome Thanksgiving break this year. I spent quality time with the family, was able to get some Christmas shopping done on the infamous Black Friday and may have gained a few pounds from the copious amount of food I ate.  

With all the fun and food came very little down time, which necessarily is not a problem. That is, if you don’t have a research paper, a case study and Bateman to work on! I planned on getting some work done over break, and I actually did get some done but it was nowhere near the amount I wanted.

So what does this mean for me? A lot of caffeine and late nights in the PAC lab (the computer lab us PR folks at ONU use). Needless to say I have my work cut out for me and I have said before how I need to work on not procrastinating, but I would not change anything I did over break. I had a great time last week and these late nights will be worth it.

It’s go time,

Jake