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Tag: chocolate

2009.12.03 18:27:30

I have two more weeks of school left. The last week is dedicated to finals. For the past couple days, I have been hyperventilating and stressing on how I'm going to get all my work done before time runs out. 

Things I need to do: 

1. Fashion Business Journal (Watching news related to fashion, analyze how/why people dress, etc.) It's worth 400 points, Oh joy.

2. Make a "Mood Board" and come up with a 12 piece collection. Oh! I need to write business plan as well. Worth half of my grade.

3. I need to finish my weaving project (We're making a tapestry).

4. I need to memorize 24562394876378 (OK, maybe not that many) types of weaves and finishes.

5. I need to prep for ALL my finals.

6. I need to revise my portfolio and prep for class interview.

7. Do ALL my math homework, See a tutor (since I'm terrible at math), Prep for math test and final (AHHHHHH!)

8. Do my final Flat Pattern Design project (I'm making a skirt). 

9. Finish sewing my jacket and blouse. 

10. Eat a lot of chocolate and freak out! :)






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