student and bloggers...

[melvin]

well i have been observing that most blogs whose author are students and kids seemed to have stopped posting and stopped commenting... Its because classes have started and they are still figuring out how they can split time with blogging and studying... I am a student myself and have never had some problems with it... How about you?

[Ferox]

Well I was slow the last two weeks because I was spending 12 hour shifts in the Equine emergency center (8 to 8pm) plus up to two shifts a night at midnight and 4 am, so I guess I was a little tired and I think I skipped a post. Usually I can pre-write and post things, but severe sleep deprivation does funny things and now I'm catching up on all the thigns I put on hold during that time.

[melvin]

wow.. 12 hours.. I guess that is where the value of future posting comes in

[Ferox]

It wouldn't have been so bad if I was permitted 8 hours to sleep between shifts. I was microsleeping with visual halucinations on the last day :S

[CaffinePhil]

I'm a student too but at Uni on an evening so classes don't start for me until the end of the month. Time wise I've never really found a problem as when that important assignment needs doing you'll usually find me blogging harder than ever

[Bloggeries]

People do what they always do; we prioritize. Even though a lot of the time in hindsight our priorities are totally out of whack with the life we want... Your life goes where your energy flows.

[cipals15]

I am a student and i have atleast 1 hour to 3 hours break. And i study at school during breaks and leave my the blogging world at home. But sometimes i spend it talking with some friends. 7pm-9pm is my blogging time. 9pm-10pm is relaxing and eating. 10pm sleep. Wake up at 6am... If my class is 8am or 9am.. I spend 1 hourd for review...

2 hours is enough for blogging. But i usually get alot of traffic now from search engines.

[CaffinePhil]

Thats pretty deep Rob, expecially for a student thread, lol

[Bloggeries]

Originally Posted by CaffinePhil

Thats pretty deep Rob, expecially for a student thread, lol

lol the irony is throughout university you will probably waste a lot of time just "chilling" although chilling is great and part of University if you can even squeak in small amounts of time for boring routine work by the time you graduate you may already be on to something and let me tell you... You'll never have more free time then when you're in school. (Unless you work and go to school that is)

[CaffinePhil]

Free time, ahhh I remember that, lol.

I work full time, do to Uni 2-4 evenings a week and have 2 small kids. I wouldn't want it any other way though.