Oh dear

[bontasma]

Right, so about a week and a half ago I decided upon a fool-proof plan on how I was going to write my senior paper. I was going to write a page a night each night until I was done with it, to prevent me from putting it off and putting it off and putting it off until Sunday rolled around and I was forced to sit in my room for 8 hours and write the

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[polyploidy]

bonta, i am sorry for your situation, but i must say that your description of it makes me laugh. anyway, good luck. you will write one bloody fantastic paper i'm sure (you are still doing HP right?)

[bontasma]

of course!

[straying_maps]

hahahah ohhh bonta. i can so relate. i will not even tell you the lengths i went to procrastinate (it involved lots of friending, hairspray, and eventually, a a burning desire to reorganize my sock drawer). good luck with it, though! put your novel-writing skills to good use i'm sure the results will be fabulous.

[nutmeg_peach]

Pretend it's NaNoWriMo!!

My fool-proof plan was miserable, but it worked. I had Kelsey drop me off at Starbucks at 10:30am with my dad's laptop, and I went to town. I had no car, nothing else to do, no way to get out...so three coffees, one bathroom break, and six hours later, I had my rough draft (sans conclusion but I'm still unsure of how to write that). Talk about a Good Friday. *eyeroll*

[bontasma]

Yeah, my method was just to write until I wanted to die. 10 pages later, I want to die. I still have to write about how children are affected, and I have to go back and pepper the paper with quotes from all my non-Rowling sources, but I'm hoping that the worst is over.