A First Rationalization of My Life
Oct. 5th, 2002 01:11 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rfmcdonaldI'd written that my personality test warned that under extreme stress, I could become "overly focused on specific details that they normally do not notice or usually see as unimportant."
I've just realized that I'm doing this, with my chapter summaries of my history courses--Canadian History in particular, but also British history. I read quite well; I don't need to make detailed chapter-by-chapter notes of the books. It takes up far too much of my precious time. Particularly since those courses look to be easy, Canadian history in particular. I'll just type in the existing notes on my Canadian history text and leave it there.
Now, for my American history course, I do need to type up the summaries; they're required. It's not onerous, though, so I don't have a problem with it. Only one course.
And back to work.
I've just realized that I'm doing this, with my chapter summaries of my history courses--Canadian History in particular, but also British history. I read quite well; I don't need to make detailed chapter-by-chapter notes of the books. It takes up far too much of my precious time. Particularly since those courses look to be easy, Canadian history in particular. I'll just type in the existing notes on my Canadian history text and leave it there.
Now, for my American history course, I do need to type up the summaries; they're required. It's not onerous, though, so I don't have a problem with it. Only one course.
And back to work.
