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It was early morning. I had been studying formy exam for several hours in a row and hadn’t got any sleep at all. I didn’tactually “learn” anything – all I did was writing the cheat sheets. I was sureit was impossible to memorize everything in one night, so I relied solely on my“little helpers”. I took a glance at the clock: I had another hour beforeleaving. So I, certainly, decided to take a nap. I set my alarm and fell asleepright away.

Next time I opened my eyes I realized I’d slepta little too much. Terrified, I put on my clothes, grabbed my bag and hopped toschool. The weather was nasty, the traffic jams didn’t leave me any hope to getto school on time. So I ran as fast as I could. I was late, of course. But notso much. In fact, I came in just in time for the tests to be distributed. Andonly when I got my test from the teacher I realized that I had forgotten mycheat sheets on the table at home. But at that moment I was so tired that I didn’tfeel any frustration. I started with the easiest questions, and as I gotfurther towards the end of the test I was surprised to find out that I knew allthe answers. Then I recognized the peculiarity of studying at night.

And, yes – I did get an excellent mark for thatexam, which made me extremely happy and proud of myself.