For most students, catching up on homework is an inevitable task, and I am no exception. The experience of catching up with homework in high school made me make some crazy decisions.

At that time, I just started to catch up on a 3500-word paper on Sunday night, which was part of the final exam. I looked at the time and there were less than twelve hours left.

At first, I tried to calm down and concentrate on the task, but things didn't develop as I expected. I found it difficult to concentrate and time waits for no one, so I made a decision-staying up late and making up my homework continuously. I decided to spend the whole night writing this paper.

At first, I was able to concentrate on writing, but as time went on, my body gradually became exhausted. I drank a lot of coffee and energy drinks to stay awake, but this state didn't bring me much benefit. In the early morning, my head became more and more chaotic, yelling at the camera on the bed and even smashing it.

Finally, I successfully finished writing this paper, but since then I realized that this is not a desirable practice. My body paid the price, and my mood was greatly damaged. From then on, I realized that it is the right way to predict tasks in advance and plan time reasonably, even when doing homework.