Next Day Finals

             Its Monday evening and I have a two hour break before my next class. On Friday I have three tests for different classes. It is the beginning of my freshman year and I am not sure what to all expect. I have tons of material that I know I need to review if I plan on passing them. My only focus is to study, and focusing is the main problem. I need to find a nice and quiet place to sit down and study without being distracted. Something I did not know at the time was how hard it is to find that place.
             I first tried the campus lawn. The sun was out and the air was fresh. It was a perfect setting, in the outdoors and with lots of room to lounge. All the benches and tables around the campus lawn were taken so I found a nice spot in the grass beside a tree that was away from the sidewalk and still in the sun. I soon found a few important things out. The grass was very damp. I tried to deal with it, but I also came across lots of people walking and talking aimlessly. Every minute that passed they were just trying to pry me from my books. There was not a single dry spot to sit and it was impossible to stay away from a friendly smoker that had also decided that I had one of the best places on the lawn.
             It was time to find a new spot. Next I was off to the Student Union Building. I went in and tried to find a table that was empty and farthest away from the walkways that were filled with a constant flow of students on their way to purchase some means of food. It was noisy and very busy with students bustling back and forth. It was just not the right place to try and concentrate and hope to get anything done. I later tried the student lounge at the library, that I was informed about. At first thought it seemed like the perfect place. It was at the library, so it must be quit, and then made for students to come and study. As I walked into this small room in the library I wondered what class I had accidently
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