A Day of Hustle: From Exam Stress to Artistic Progress

Hey everyone! I know I’m a little late with my update, but trust me, I have a solid excuse. Today was my Computer Science (CS) exam, and guess what? I had zero preparation. Yup, you read that right—absolutely no prep.

Yesterday was a complete rollercoaster. I started the day with an online revision class for CS, did some drawing to calm my nerves, and then finally began studying. But I was slow—like, really slow—because, let’s be real, CS has never been my strong suit. I even took a shower just to refresh my brain, hoping it would somehow absorb all the knowledge faster (spoiler alert: it didn’t). Still, I kept at it, pushing through till midnight. Anxiety levels? Through the roof! But at least I managed to gather some useful information before calling it a night at 2 AM.

This morning, I went to take my exam, and honestly, it was okay. Not great, not disastrous—just somewhere in between. Some questions I could do, some I just stared at, hoping for divine intervention. Meanwhile, my classmates were out there solving everything like pros, but honestly, I don’t even care. All I need is to pass and get my high school degree in PCM + CS. That’s my only goal right now!

After the exam, I came home, devoured some food (because stress-eating is a thing), and took a well-deserved nap. When I woke up, I got back to my routine—first, some drawing (because no matter what, that’s my happy place), and then I dived straight into studying for my entrance exam, which is now just four days away.

So, yeah, another day, another challenge tackled. At least one exam is officially crossed off my to-do list. Now, onto the next! Oh, and I’ll be dropping my drawing progress for today—make sure to check it out!

Until next time, signing off!



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Balancing Board Exams and Distractions: The Struggle Is Real!

Image
  As I sit in the middle of my board exams, I feel like my brain is about to explode from the sheer pressure. The good news is, I've already completed my main subjects. But now, English is next—and I can't help but feel conflicted. Let’s be honest—who actually enjoys studying for English? Who takes it as seriously as the other subjects? It's tough to find motivation, especially with the World Championship Finals playing on the TV, and India is in the game! But of course, my mom won't let me off the hook. She’s already warned me that skipping English preparation will not end well, and I can already imagine the consequences. So here I am, sitting with my books, trying to focus on studying, but my mind keeps wandering to the match. It's a real struggle to stay focused when there’s so much else on your mind, but I have no choice. I need to push through, even if the distractions seem endless. For now, though, I’m signing off before my mom bursts into my room, armed with ...
Read more

Discovering the Beauty of English Literature: A Late but Worthwhile Realization

  Glad to say that I’m finally done with my English preparation for today. Surprisingly, I actually found something interesting about studying English! For someone like me—who barely touched an English book all year—reading these stories now feels overwhelming yet fascinating. Some are beautifully written with deep, thought-provoking themes, while others are simply masterpieces of storytelling. And because I'm into writing myself, I could truly appreciate the writer’s perspective in a way I never did before. Take "Deep Water" by William Douglas, for example. The line "Death is peaceful, it’s the fear of death that’s terrorizing" literally gave me goosebumps. Then there’s "The Rattrap" by Selma Lagerlöf—a brilliant mix of humor and deeper meaning. Some poems, like "My Mother at Sixty-Six" by Kamala Das, hit differently. I won’t lie—I was almost in tears. Then came "Keeping Quiet" by Pablo Neruda, and I finally understood why he’s cal...
Read more

Just a little update

 Hey everyone how are you all doing? I know i haven't been writting anything pr giving any update. But things have gotten really stressed.  Since my first draft is complete i thought of taking a break so I haven't been making any progress with my novel. I took this time to think what I should actually study? I know i told you all I am serious about being novelist and i still agree with that.  But i think no matter how much time i spend in writing there is almost a lot of free time. So i should do some productive right? I decided i will go to college i will dropout if I don't feel like it or stick to end well that's something i will leave on my destiny. I am okay with whatever turns life holds for me but right now I think it's best to attend a college like everyone else. Why miss a experience of life? As for the subject i will take I am not sure maybe something related to science because I studied that for like my whole life. Once i clear things about my college and ...
Read more