Bad Timing
So as I sit here trying to maintain my composure as i complete this final draft of my outline I realize that perhaps giving a narrative speech that invovles a relationship the day after valentines day is probably not the best idea. And if not that, not the ideal situation for me. The one advantage though, if it occurs, is that if i end up crying during my presentation they will be real tears not amazing acting. As for the speech itself I am ungodly nervous. Why? I am a tangental thinker. Talk to me once, it is rare for me to finish a complete thought. Which could lead into one or two danger categories:
1. I get lost in my thoughts
2. In an attempt to cut down on the tangental logic I cut down on my figurative language which either results in a speech shorter than the alotted time or a speech lacking in impact and empahsis.
In either of these situations, my grade goes down. And considering its 4:51 in the morning, and its the day after hell (if you didnt get my infrence of Valentines day above) and i have to prep. God, you are in for an entertaining crash and burning wrech!
1. I get lost in my thoughts
2. In an attempt to cut down on the tangental logic I cut down on my figurative language which either results in a speech shorter than the alotted time or a speech lacking in impact and empahsis.
In either of these situations, my grade goes down. And considering its 4:51 in the morning, and its the day after hell (if you didnt get my infrence of Valentines day above) and i have to prep. God, you are in for an entertaining crash and burning wrech!
