Realization...

To do list:
~Read two chapters in Music History book
~Complete related listening logs
~Finish bibliography for ED 100 article review
~Prepare for test on Friday
~Practice flute for hour long lesson on Wednesday
~Practice mallets for class Wednesday night and complete readings
~Do ear training assigned for this week (I don't have time to play catch up when it's actually due)
~Work on sight singing (again, no time for catch up...even if it's only a little bit, it's something)
~Five hours of field experience
~Figure out what's going on with piano lessons
~Finish theory worksheet that looks very much confusing (though that could be because we didn't finish everything today and it's not due until Friday...)
~Prepare five minute-ish "presentation" for methods K-8 on Thursday
~Start looking for a journal article to review, due next week
All must be completed by Friday afternoon, aside from the K-8 article review.
On top of normal work going and class attending and band attending and such.
Hello workload...how "nice" to see you...
Re-stating of mantra for this term:
It's not organic.
It might be Greek music theory, but it's not organic. Or calculus.
And I am not letting myself freak out. Freak out time is done now. No complaining, either...
And done.