And write something which makes sense here?
I woke up in the morning today, thinking to study seriously after wasting(not really!) hell lot of time yesterday, to study for the cycle tests.. I got up some how, after fighting really hard with the person who was sitting on my right shoulder(or standing, i dont remember exactly!) and forcing me or rather giving me more incentives to sleep for some more time.. a bit longer, i said to myself, glanced at the laptop(which had been running for past 2 days continuously, one of my fav songs playing in the background) to find out what was the time. It was somewhere around 4:00 a.m. Hmmm, cycles is the only time when i use my laptop so much, either for searching what stuff is there on the lan or for listening to music or watching some arbit things!
I told myself that its too early and goes against my reputation. So slept again, actually did i think this much? cha, i dont remember that either!
I closed my eyes thinking of finishing of the dream sequence which got disturbed before(i remember being in the middle of a 20-20 match being played in our campus as a part of ruby cup..lol), and started thinking how much i have left and what all i have to study.. i realized there is loads left for the second paper and i am yet to start for the first paper! And then suddenly out of tension i got up again (really?) !
I glanced at the laptop screen, the time was 4:02 a.m. and the song playing was one of my fav songs!
ps: the song was mp3!
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