Oh My Darlin’

Clementine. My favorite snack is back. After my much relaxing Thanksgiving break, I made sure to stock up on over a dozen tiny Vitamin-C packed morsels for my dorm room. Throughout high school clementines were a staple to my everyday school lunch while they were “in season” of course.

Now, at college, I have (a limited amount of) clementines sitting behind me on my bookshelf, ready to be eaten and enjoyed.

With 3 weeks of the semester left, I am currently part of my first ever “crunch time” period at HC. Crunch time at Holy Cross consists of  classes coming to a close, which means teachers will assign final projects and students will begin to study for finals. These next few weeks are not only very busy, but extremely important for all students. All the work put in by everyone throughout the semester will hopefully pay off. However without being healthy, it will be nearly impossible to successfully complete my first ever crunch time.

Here is my formula for how my newly acquired clementines will not only benefit my taste buds, but also my performance at school…

Clementines=Vitamin C

Vitamin C=Health-this has been common knowledge for us all since we were taking Flinstone vitamins back in our hayday

So…by the transitive property, my clementines will give me a healthy immune system that will allow me to capably study, and complete all assignments successfully during my “crunch time.” Studying or working on any school project while sick is never fun, nor is it easy.

I know that I may not be able to crunch into a soft clementine, unlike someone who is able to snap into a slim jim, but these cute clementines will hopefully keep me healthy for the rest of the semester which will hopefully allow me to study and complete all my work during this infamous “crunch time,” successfully.

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