The A2 exams are spread over a long period and it’s hard to
keep going. Each time an exams is over,
there is the delicious feeling of the now-superfluous facts draining out of
your brain and escaping through your ears, but then, it’s time to start the
next lot of revision.
But towards the end of the exam season it gets harder to get
started again.
Perran and Carenza both started early – on the morning of what
should have been their fun-filled last day of school, had a busy week last week
and now have several vacant days before their next exams.
I can’t help feeling we’ve lost momentum.
Both of them are sleeping a lot. How much sleep is normal? Perran has been suffering from tonsillitis
for weeks now, so for him, a little extra rest is good, but it is Carenza who
is proving to be the snooze champion. Sometimes I can barely open her bedroom
door for all the zeds she has piled up in there. I expect a host of colourful characters to
jostle past me in the doorway – the people from her dreams.
On schooldays, I used
to wake her (Perran would already be out on his paper round), but now I have developed
a schedule of three routine attempts to rouse her each morning.
If things don’t improve, she will be sitting her Friday exam
in pyjamas with a mug of cocoa at her elbow.
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