Step 1: Open Microsoft Word.
Step 2: Write your name, the date, and the class at the top.
Step 3: Think about how to start your paper.
Step 4: Take a quick break.
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Step 5: Start your paper.
Step 6: Take another quick break.
Step 7: Start your paper but for real this time.
Step 8: Use Wikipedia as a source even though your teacher specifically said not to.
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Step 9: Write a couple pages of garbage.
Step 10: Freak out when you realize the paper actually has to have, like, 10 pages or something.
Step 11: Try making the margins smaller.
Step 12: Or the font bigger.
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Step 13: Realize your teacher will notice both of those things and just add some extra spaces before and after the title.
Step 14: Use synonyms to restate things you already wrote so you can make your paragraphs longer.
Step 15: Remember you haven't double-spaced yet, so it's actually going to be long enough.
Step 16: Do the bibliography in MLA format or APA format or whatever to prove to your teacher you didn't use Wikipedia.
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Step 17: Spell-check.
Step 18: Print.
Step 19: Promise yourself you'll never wait until the night before to start writing a paper ever again, and then rest.
