And then there was one month

So to put it into perspective most of us have spent so much time worrying about this first semester of college we are not realizing how fast it is flying by.  I decided to check how many days are left today and well there's not many.  We have less than a month and a half left to winter break which I am so excited about.  I mean come on we get a little over a month off to take a break from college life.  It's crazy it's like yesterday was freshmen orientation and we're already at winter break.  School is flying unlike the first week which seemed like it took forever.  I guess to me this means that I have gotten in the groove of things just like high school where the first day of freshmen year till the graduation of senior year felt like minutes.  It's good to know that I can keep my grades up while moving at such a fast pace.  In high school math classes it took a couple of days to go over a lesson.  In college math we go over a couple of lessons a day.  I completely prefer college math because for one there is really so much less homework than high school and two well I just happen to have a really good teacher.  It's funny I write this post now and well it's gonna feel like forever till winter break but when winter break comes it's gonna feel like today was yesterday.  It's weird how things work out when time flies.  You can't really control how fast it goes other than by not worrying about it.  When you don't worry about things as much time seems to move faster and in some cases this is good while in others it's bad.  When you are not worrying how long it's going to take you to get somewhere it's not bad but then again when you are not worrying about the time you need to spend on a term paper it's bad because then you'll procrastinate to the end and not give it your best effort.  The world just turns in circles that are uncontrollable and are hard to build a pattern around.  So in conclusion we have a month left of this first semester freshmen.  Let's try and do the best we can with it, putting are time into it, making the effort for at least decent grades, and giving back to your community, so that way when you go home for the winter you have a sense of worth and you can tell your families all about it.