CSS WoesA Story by Becky LawrenceHTML and CSS are making my brain sad.
The computer glares off of my glasses. The light from the sun has dwindled now and I should turn on a lamp. But there's just so much to do! I only have a few days to complete a website. The stress!
I stare at the screen for a long time, wishing the web page would create itself. I don't have Dreamweaver on my laptop, so I don't have anything helping me out with little shoves here and there. My motivation is slowly slipping away. My fingers don't type as determinedly as they did before. What happened to the ease of writing codes on the school's computers? For another five minutes I stare at the screen. The damn thing is practically laughing at me. It's teasing me because, in a few short minutes, I forgot every CSS style code I had known before. Every five seconds I have to check with W3C to make sure what I'm doing is right. After a little while longer, I just take my glasses off and put my head down. It's not worth it. The headache that stylesheets and html brings is not worth the 'satisfaction you will feel when you see your website' (my stupid teacher used that as motivation). I look up. I have a great idea! It's brilliant, genious, extraordinary! I'll go whine about it some on writerscafe, then go have some dinner to get my mind off of it. Man, am I a genious. ;) © 2011 Becky LawrenceAuthor's Note
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Added on February 12, 2011 Last Updated on February 12, 2011 AuthorBecky LawrenceAboutI've been writing since seventh grade. It started as a hobby and became an addiction. I have become an insomniac because of the thoughts and ideas going on in my head. I will read most read request.. more..Writing
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