Weronika Stróżyk

Recently, while going to school, I was waiting for my tram. I waited for about 15 minutes. According to the timetable, at least three trams should have arrived in that time, and none of them did. I ended up having to call my to pick me up and drive me to school so that I wouldn't be late. When I checked the website, there was no information that this tram isn't working that day. It made me think about how one person not doing their job can affect so many people. Because someone didn't put up the information, I'm sure many people were late to work because their tram didn't come. 

Recently, I had a week where I had significantly less work than usual. Almost no tests, less homework etc. I realised that that week, when I had a lot more free time, I was lazier than normally. I put off doing the little homework and studying I had until the last minute. I had time to work on other things that I didn't have time for before and yet I found myself putting those off as well. I ended up watching tv and doing almost nothing most of the time. This helped me realise that the less work we have, the lazier we get.