School, Not Quite Over

Wow, there's only a month before my junior year is over. However, I don't think that the time will pass by quickly one bit. There is just so many tests to take, events to go to, projects to do, and things to be done. For the last few weeks, I have been staying up till at least 11:00 every night. Ok, I know most people don't think that 11:00 is very late, but for me it is. Especially since I have been going to sleep at 10 in the beginning of the school year. Last night alone, I had two papers to do and a test to study for. Ya, not very fun. Lately, I have been finding myself in the library more often, trying to finish my mountain load of homework. I would stay up late if I could, but I fall asleep in class whenever I do. And that of course, isn't good because then I won't be able to pay attention and my grades will drop even more. And to add more to my stress, I have competitions every Wednesday, right smack in the middle of every school week.
Most people are looking at the last month of school to be exciting, for they will soon be free of all the pain-staking work that is required. But as for me, I am not particularly excited for time to pass by faster, since there is so much stuff to be done.
My schedule is pretty much full till the end of next school year. This week is prom, the week after that is my SAT physics subject test, a week after that my big US paper is due, a week after that is my AP physics test, two weeks after that are finals, a week after that is the SAT reasoning test, the week after that is my ACTs, the week after that, summer school (Euro...), driver's ed, and diving season starts again, and probably by the end of that school will start once again. In the midst of all this, people are expecting me to be looking at colleges, having some 'friend time', starting to write my college essays, and finishing my required seven hours of community service for Japanese. Gosh, it seems as though I don't even have time to breathe. Although it is my fault that I made my schedule this way, and hopefully at the end, I won't regret all the work I've put into, as I would expect to happen.