
Like the compact piece of gold, my KMLA life seems too compact for a teenage girl, but there are some spaces in between. A margin in an occupied space; that is my KMLA life.
I learned that lesson few weeks ago, right before the Minjok Sponsorship Concert. For that concert, each teams for the Concert had to practice at least twice in a week, usually investing the first self-study periods. Everybody disliked that situation. We had numerous things to do: a bunch of papers, presentations, quizes. But we had to use up our first self-study periods just for the 'Girls' dormitory'. We didn't like both the intent and the 'compact', 'ambitious' schedule we had to face.
I was also displeased when I faced the harsh schedule. I had Math quizes, Physics assignment, Psychology paper, and other things. For me, it seemed like I have to study all the time, without any break.
However, unlike my dark, dismayed prediction, I had a lot of margin during those periods. Right after I came back from the orchestra practice, for 10-15 minutes I have before 'Honjung', I could listen to the music, see web cartoons, or have a talk with my roommates. Not only that, after I have meal, I could take a piece of nap for 10 minutes. It was sweet like a Ganse Dinner after writing a History paper.
Well...surprisingly, I felt more comfortable during that ambitious schedule, more than the loose schedule. Seems paradoxical, but it is still true. I spent those days with joy and content, enjoying the every single moment. As I could know the importance of margin time, I learned how to 'enjoy' hard times instead of 'bearing'. A margin in an occupied space, that is one characteristic I learned in that period. I may find more characteristics from KMLA life like scientists do, but for now, this is the one I have to remember during the whole KMLA life.
*Caution: If too loose, you would end up like this:
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Hey ex-roommate! ㅜㅜ
답글삭제I had a REAL harsh time this semester. I have AP Chem and AP US History and at the beginning of the semester, I thought I would die from stress if I keep on attending those two courses. But now I'm happy and 호구 as I was like in last semester. I think I got used to this harsh schedule
ㄴHey Jiyoon!
답글삭제Well...it's okay to be 호구...maybe...it's better than being a nerdy!kk
I think you're working hard for your harsh schedule:)You can do it!!
Funny, and nice points. A bold analogy - gold and time. "Time is gold" and "Moderation is the golden rule" are just two idioms we like to use which come to my mind immediately. I think the benefits outweighed the harms of that concert. The payoff was pretty grand IMO.
답글삭제So, is this your reflective "lesson" essay? Try to label things in the title so I know what to grade.