I refuse to compromise the wonders of spring with the dull excesses of studies. Perhaps that is why I am so far behind. I find that procrastination is a characteristic more ingrained in everyone than the necessity of sleep. For if anyone is to choose between a few extra hours of procrastination or a few extra hours of sleep, I have no doubt that unconsciously we always choose procrastination. We are conditioned to seek activity, and college holds endless opportunities for social encounters.
Procrastination provides an alternative for our use of time.
We choose to spend our time socializing while there are people awake to chat, and do our homework in the quiet hours of the night. Thus, procrastination defers our work to a more preferential hour, that is sleeping time. However, soon our body cannot handle the lack of sleep, the effects of procrastination run deep, and we swear that from this day forward we shall resist procrastination. I will make plans and lists until the trees of the rain forest run low as I fruitlessly attempt to abstain from the inviting nature of procrastination. All of the organization is futile in its attempt to keep me on track.