I'm learning a lot about productivity lately.  Like how on the days that I have a bunch of classes, I get home and am super-productive--clean, cook dinner, exercise, but on my days off, I MIGHT get a single thing done, like getting down the street to do a load of laundry.  Maybe I should think about waking up before noon on days I don't work.

I'm counting down the number of classes I have left.  In one class I only have one class left to conduct--the maximum number of classes I have left in a single subject is 5.  And I'm managing to recycle activities from other classes and how to well make it relevant for whatever subject matter it is.  

I'm dealing with coffee addiction-and with headaches and sluggishness when I don't drink it.  

I'm thinking about how nice it would be to have just a weekend at home--a chance to spend a few hours with family and friends, make a Walmart run, and raid my closet for my spring clothes.

I'm freaking out--mostly about the future.  Thinking about plans and contingency plans--what ifs and what if nots.  Most of my frustration is based on restrictive EU labor laws, which I won't get into because of their simultaneous boringness and frustratingness.  I'll just take this opportunity to--once more--wish I were British.

And now I'm going to bed. And then tomorrow  I will try to figure out how to plan without worrying.