HOME | DD

Description
You wake up at 6AM. Lie in bed for 15 mins.

You wake up at 6:45AM. Rush out of bed, get dressed, run out without breakfast. Catch the bus.

You wake up at school. Get off the bus, walk in. Go to the library, sit down.

Wake up at first period, social studies. The teacher’s explaining a trip you know nothing about. Loss of focus.

You wake up at second period, art. Pencil still touching the paper, what was I drawing?

Wake up on the way to third, Gym. Don’t remember how you got in the hallway. Teacher isn’t there, you go to change. Go back, no one’s there. Back to art class.

Wake up at the end of third. You’re halfway dressed back into your reg. clothes. The bell rings, you go to your next class.

You wake up at fourth, English. You’re watching a presentation you don’t remember starting. You get makeup work from the teacher, focus starts to fade.

You wake up at fifth, lunch. NO time to eat, tests to make up.

You wake up at the testing room, you’re in the middle of asking the teacher for the tests. You take them. The bell rings, but sounds distant.

You wake up at sixth, Math. The teacher is yelling at you for nodding off in class, doesn’t matter. She goes back to explaining statistics examples and equations. You start to doze…

Wake up at seventh, Animation. You’re creating a 3d model you’re going to animate but forget how to do it. You ask your friend for help, he says he thought he explained it earlier. You make some progress and save the file.

You wake up at eighth, Spanish. You’re saying something in Spanish but forget the sentence structure. The teacher understands and calls on someone else. You start reading your textbook and taking notes, but the words are starting to get blurry

You wake up at the transition of eighth to ninth, Health. You go to class and sit down for your final exam. You blaze through it, more focused than ever. After answering the last question, you set you pen down.

You wake up on the bus again, friends are talking. You join in, laugh, lose track of the conversation.

Wake up at home, key in the front door. Turn the key, open the door and shut off the alarm.

You wake up upstairs, typing on your computer. The whole day seems like one big blur, everything distant, blurry like a fogged up windshield with ice half thawed.

Wait, am I really awake, or am I still…

You wake up at 6AM.

Description
You wake up at 6AM. Lie in bed for 15 mins.

You wake up at 6:45AM. Rush out of bed, get dressed, run out without breakfast. Catch the bus.

You wake up at school. Get off the bus, walk in. Go to the library, sit down.

Wake up at first period, social studies. The teacher’s explaining a trip you know nothing about. Loss of focus.

You wake up at second period, art. Pencil still touching the paper, what was I drawing?

Wake up on the way to third, Gym. Don’t remember how you got in the hallway. Teacher isn’t there, you go to change. Go back, no one’s there. Back to art class.

Wake up at the end of third. You’re halfway dressed back into your reg. clothes. The bell rings, you go to your next class.

You wake up at fourth, English. You’re watching a presentation you don’t remember starting. You get makeup work from the teacher, focus starts to fade.

You wake up at fifth, lunch. NO time to eat, tests to make up.

You wake up at the testing room, you’re in the middle of asking the teacher for the tests. You take them. The bell rings, but sounds distant.

You wake up at sixth, Math. The teacher is yelling at you for nodding off in class, doesn’t matter. She goes back to explaining statistics examples and equations. You start to doze…

Wake up at seventh, Animation. You’re creating a 3d model you’re going to animate but forget how to do it. You ask your friend for help, he says he thought he explained it earlier. You make some progress and save the file.

You wake up at eighth, Spanish. You’re saying something in Spanish but forget the sentence structure. The teacher understands and calls on someone else. You start reading your textbook and taking notes, but the words are starting to get blurry

You wake up at the transition of eighth to ninth, Health. You go to class and sit down for your final exam. You blaze through it, more focused than ever. After answering the last question, you set you pen down.

You wake up on the bus again, friends are talking. You join in, laugh, lose track of the conversation.

Wake up at home, key in the front door. Turn the key, open the door and shut off the alarm.

You wake up upstairs, typing on your computer. The whole day seems like one big blur, everything distant, blurry like a fogged up windshield with ice half thawed.

Wait, am I really awake, or am I still…

You wake up at 6AM.