So there goes econs as well.

I should never again go to sleep without studying, because waking up is not a possibility I can count on. Ok jeez that sounds like I think I'm going to die in my sleep. *touches wood fervently* I mean, waking up on time. Today the aim was 8am. I hit snooze twice and woke up at 820, brushed my teeth and then decided to lie down for a few more minutes. Next thing I know my mom is charging in and saying that it's almost ten. Of course, that's mom-speak for half an hour before ten, but that's still one and a half hours later than I intended, i.e. too late.
And, actually, my teeth felt unbrushed again so I'm wondering if the 820 thing was just a dream. But then the alarm on my phone was off by then and I distinctly remember setting the alarm last night, or rather this morning at around 2 when I decided to stop wasting time so flippantly and atleast get some sleep into the picture. So I must've turned off the alarm when I woke up at 820.

Anyway, just in case it was a dream after all, I brushed my teeth again and I got down to work, only getting breakfast like half an hour ago when my mom informed me that I hadn't eaten anything. This although my breakfast was sitting right next to me. Such is the wonderfulness of my brain/depth of my panic. But of course right now I'm not panicking obviously since I'm blogging. Why? Because I no longer care and have informed my mother to prepare for impending doom in the economics sector. I think when I said that she might have started worrying about stock options and shit, but I quickly clarified that I meant academic economic.. whatever. Basically, to expect the worst for my econs test. And amazingly, my mother who has been calling these tests 'exams', told me that they're just like practices anyway so just do my best. Miracles do happen.

I think I'll go take a shower now and then go back, or rather, start on theories of production and cost and all that stuff which I know zilch about. I'm hungry again. I want orange juice but there is none and my mom said she'd go buy some but she's gone back to sleep.