Ethics of Being A Kept Woman
My last day of intersession class was today. I’ve had ample time to complete my tiny 2,500-word paper. I should have done it on Thursday when we had off for the inauguration. I should have worked on it Friday when we did nothing at home. I should have done it today after class. But no. I’m the Queen of Procrastination. Spring classes start Monday and I have (technically) until Tuesday to finish my paper. I don’t want to do it tomorrow so I can watch the Steelers whip the Patriots’ asses. But I know myself well enough to know that I will be up until 3am doing it. I like to be honest with myself. Like when people say, “God, I’m so quitting smoking.” I never agree with them. Frankly, I like smoking and I’m not ready to quit. Therefore, I like to procrastinate up front. Sometimes I pretend like I’m totally going to do my paper (and even go as far as having intentions) but sadly I’m a procrastinator at heart. So here I am typing this, to be typing SOMETHING, but not doing my paper. A stupid, stupid paper about ethics. I hated this class. I learned nothing about ethics or moral codes of business. My friend described the class as “a really expensive membership to a movie rental place with no selection.” We watched really old clips from “48 Hours” and “Dateline NBC” about Olestra and Mercury teeth fillings. We watched instructional videos made for executives. But we NEVER talked about the videos. She would just put one in after another to fill the 3 hours each class.
So now I should really start my paper. Or watch TV. I mean my paper isn’t really due until Tuesday.
So now I should really start my paper. Or watch TV. I mean my paper isn’t really due until Tuesday.
Labels: School Foo, Smoking


