Thoughts for the Month of February

In this month of February, I'd want to share some of my views and experiences with you all. Several events in my life have occurred this month that have provided me with valuable life lessons and possibilities. I'd like to share this with all of you because I'd like you to judge it and give me advice, or you can share your own thoughts with me.

Due to the fact that I am a college student, I will also discuss what has occurred in my academics during the month of February. Although it was originally scheduled for the last week of January, the final test for the first semester of the academic year 2021-2022 had to be postponed due to a significant event at the school and will now take place the following week, which will be in the first week of February.

The majority of my classmates and I are concentrating on reviewing for the final examination. As a result of the maintaining grade in our accounting course, if we are unable to pass, we will be routed to another course or transferred to a different college or university. As a result, the final test is an extremely important aspect of our academic careers. It is, without a doubt, exhausting to go over the same material over and over again with practically all of the major subjects. However, following the bloody and eye-tearing exams, we are relieved and able to breathe and rest knowing that the semester is now complete. In addition, after how many days of waiting for the grade and mark, we're relieved to obtain a satisfactory grade and a "passed" mark. After a few days, we re-enrolled for the following semester, which is currently in session.

I'd like to talk about my personal life as well. Being in love is, of course, a normal element of being a student or, more broadly, of being a human being. Previously, I was in a relationship with a girl for a year; however, we ended it just before our final examination. So, despite the fact that I was in pain, I had to go review and take the exams. It's so depressing that you have to go back and review, and then suddenly overthinking will strike. It's excruciating to think about it, but I had to put it aside in order to endure my academics, because education is more essential than anything else at this point in my career.

Finally, I'd want to talk about my family. I mentioned in a previous piece that my mother was experiencing odd headaches and dizziness throughout the day. Recently, I remembered that she has vertigo as a result of her checkup, and I reminded her that she needed to take her medication. As the oldest child in the family, I am responsible for guiding my siblings around our home. Given that our youngest child is still just five years old, we must provide for his needs.

These occurrences have led me to believe that I am surrounded by difficulties, but that, despite this, there is a better future ahead of us that I must pursue. This incident taught me a valuable lesson: no matter what situation we encounter, we must accept and face it in order to survive since there is always a bright future waiting for us to embrace.