Special experience in college

  It was the most awful experience I had ever experienced before. I cut classes of my first time when I was a second-grade senior high school student. To celebrate my birthday, my friends threw a birthday party at a pub and we sang happily till daybreak. Feeling extremely exhausted, I decided to skip classes of that day.
  However, when I lay on my four-poster king size bed and tempted to fall asleep, a sense of guilt pushed me to stay awake. I tossed and turned in bed for about two hours. After that, I made up my mind to review what teachers had taught before and preview classes in the near future. 

  Nevertheless, once I sat down straightly on my wood-made chair, I felt faint with my vision blurred. Although I sat at my desk with the textbooks opened for two hours, I didn’t even memorize a single vocabulary from the textbooks. Therefore, I went to bed again. But, I was near the point of breakdown because I just could not close my eyes and fall asleep right away. I lay on my bed the rest of the day and fell asleep unconsciously. I hadn’t done anything worthy and didn’t even gain more sleep of the day I cut classes. 
  Undergoing this terrible experience, I never skip classes and learn a lesson that “as you make your bed, so you must lie on it.”