after school i play volleyball and ride horses>.> how do some people do it 
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im just wondering how you balance
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lukewarmholiday wrote:
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lol i play osu and stay on my computerlol!!!11 i hav no life hehe xDxD 
It's ok when Lily does it cause she's cute.
Trust me, there's people in worse situations who seem to manage through.
Just adapt to what you can at the moment. You're in Middle School, which shouldn't be very stressful at all. So don't negatively take what you have and enjoy the free time, since I'm sure you have more of that than others.
I guess.
Just adapt to what you can at the moment. You're in Middle School, which shouldn't be very stressful at all. So don't negatively take what you have and enjoy the free time, since I'm sure you have more of that than others.
I guess.
Are you saying you are not?Lilyko wrote:
What on earth makes you think that.
You've got it easy.
Trust me.
Trust me.
RemmyX25 wrote:
You've got it easy.
Trust me.
I wonder if I could balance a volleyball on a horse
would be challenging
would be challenging
between the eyes, have the head looking slightly upward, and it's not too bad. Course the horse has to be rather well behaved/trained.LuigiHann wrote:
I wonder if I could balance a volleyball on a horse
would be challenging
If it's hard you take it head on and make it easy. That's what I do.
if the horse doesn't comply then you eat it and see if the other horses learn from that example
OH NO AFTER SCHOOL I HAVE TO DO THINGS THAT ARE FUN
Come back when you've got a job and a full courseload (aka not middle school), then we can talk about balancing priorities
Come back when you've got a job and a full courseload (aka not middle school), then we can talk about balancing priorities
Also, to answer the intended question of "how do you do real life things and also do osu things," the answer is that you sacrifice sleep
Well after school...
People don't ride horses and play volleyball...
They sit on the computer
People don't ride horses and play volleyball...
They sit on the computer
Where do these topics come from?
After school I check the mail, and see what luke did today.
After school I check the mail, and see what luke did today.
^LuigiHann wrote:
Also, to answer the intended question of "how do you do real life things and also do osu things," the answer is that you sacrifice sleep
Story of my first year of university
Wow...I don't remember middle school being that stressfull...*scratches head*
I have two jobs right now and going to College...
I'm a bit stressed...
Hope everything works out for you though :]
I have two jobs right now and going to College...
I'm a bit stressed...
Hope everything works out for you though :]
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Or eat it.supergarlic wrote:
glue the fearTodesengal wrote:
if the horse doesn't comply then you eat it and see if the other horses learn from that example
Because you turned it into JELLO.
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ahhh yeh it would and does awp ride????????????LuigiHann wrote:
I wonder if I could balance a volleyball on a horse
would be challenging
how are you in jr. high
Quoted for truthPokebis wrote:
If it's hard you take it head on and make it easy. That's what I do.
Or just skip one of the activities. Whatever.
just play whenever you feel like and/or learn to priorotize things for yourself. and what starrodkirby said
......What's the point of this thread :/
It is a PP thread we must respond.Kitteh wrote:
......What's the point of this thread :/
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thanks 4 niceidy5ku112 wrote:
It is a PP thread we must respond.Kitteh wrote:
......What's the point of this thread :/
Yeah I'm one of the few people who will give it to you nicely.
u all ugly
The trick is to simply choose your priorities correctly. The hard part is actually applying it.
Put schoolwork over your afterschool activities if you're not sure you can get your schoolwork done otherwise. Usually you should be able to get the important stuff, and sometimes some free time and fun stuff, which your afterschool activities should often be anyways.
I do recommend a half hour break or less after you get home from school. Eat some snacks, read the newspaper, then get to work.
Don't wait until the last minute like I just did for big projects. If you spread your project over time, it's generally less stressful, less annoying, and you don't have a day where you have to sit there, skip something you want to do, and sit there typing pages and pages of boring crap about a book that you don't really care about when you have video games you want to play.
Basically, if you know there's a time where you'll have some free time days before a project is due, use some of that time to work on an assignment. Especially weekends. Have two hours of free time and a project is due in a week? Use an hour of that to work on the project, the other hour to do whatever you want.
Now the tough part is actually doing that...
Put schoolwork over your afterschool activities if you're not sure you can get your schoolwork done otherwise. Usually you should be able to get the important stuff, and sometimes some free time and fun stuff, which your afterschool activities should often be anyways.
I do recommend a half hour break or less after you get home from school. Eat some snacks, read the newspaper, then get to work.
Don't wait until the last minute like I just did for big projects. If you spread your project over time, it's generally less stressful, less annoying, and you don't have a day where you have to sit there, skip something you want to do, and sit there typing pages and pages of boring crap about a book that you don't really care about when you have video games you want to play.
Basically, if you know there's a time where you'll have some free time days before a project is due, use some of that time to work on an assignment. Especially weekends. Have two hours of free time and a project is due in a week? Use an hour of that to work on the project, the other hour to do whatever you want.
Now the tough part is actually doing that...