Today the temperature climbed to over 20 degrees Celsius, which feels the most pleasant all year round. A few people sat scattered on the green sports field, and a round sun hung in the sky, casting a warm glow. The earth has regained its original vitality.
I went to the court for a game at noon today. I didn't want my rare burst of athletic enthusiasm to fade away, but unfortunately, I was wearing too many clothes and couldn't fully enjoy myself. This afternoon, I studied determinants again. They're not particularly difficult, but not easy either. The same reason is holding me back: I'm not familiar with them. I desperately need time for intensive practice.
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My inability to get up in the morning is still hindering my progress. Although I managed to wake up earlier than usual thanks to the alarm clock and willpower, I still failed to reach my goal. With the temperature rising, I can no longer use my lunch break for meditation; this problem must be addressed properly.
Next week, the student council will start operating, and time may be even tighter. However, I firmly believe that time is like a ditch; no matter how little you have, you can always squeeze some out. It's just a matter of how to review more advanced mathematics within the limited time.
Such pleasant weather has been wasted for many years; it shouldn't be wasted again this year.
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