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Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Stressed

Let's see...

I have got 3 posters to finish by this friday.
A grafted spatial design to be confirmed and completed by next wednesday.
A 1:200 scale model of the church with the tallest spire in the word to be constructed by next firday.
A presentation showcase of the church by that very same friday.
An A1 presentation board of the spatial design to be ready by the end of the month.

So that means, 6 hours per poster will take up 18 hours to finish, 3 more changes to the grafted design, each taking about 3 hours per model to design and 12 hours to clearly represent in drawings, probably 60 hours to finish the scale model in balsa, which includes cutting, carving and glueing, lots of references to be searched, compiled and arranged into a showcase, which might take 12 to 24 hours tops, a lot more drawing, typing, texting, arranging, labelling, colouring, pasting, scanning and re-arranging to be ready for the presentation board to be full, which might take me a week or about 84 hours.

In short, I will be spending a total of about 207 hours in this month working.
Since November has 28 days left, that puts it at 672 hours.
Of that 672 hours, 207 hours will be allocated for work (If things go to plan), 42 hours for eating (assuming that each meal is given 30 minutes), 84 hours for classes and tutorials that have yet to end, 14 hours of commuting time (to get from point to point, purchase materials, transport work, etc..), 28 hours of break time (bathing, changing, snacking, phone, cleaning, clearing and thinking), and about 28 hours allocated for waiting for things to happen (glue to dry, paper to print, page to load, jam to pass, rain to stop, class to end).
This leaves me 169 hours for sleeping, weekending, and pure free time.
This means that I have 6 hours a day to sleep. And that If nothing wrong happens.

I'm screwed.

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