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It is nice to be back in a routine, having too much free time kind of made me sloth-like over the holiday. I don't mean that in well deserved/needed relaxation way but more of that cycle where the less you do, the less you can do.
I've reached this place where I think I'm ready to try dating again, but everyone seems to be taken, into dudes, or uninteresting... my shy tendancies don't help either. On the other hand I'm loving science and excited about dancing.
For the first time since I started university my courses are starting to overlap instead of present as loosely tied- especially biochemistry and organic chemistry. Even though the courses themselves are intimidating it's reassuring to find some unity so that studying for one supplements the others. Also I found some SI sessions for chem that don't occur during my classes or during work (since I quit muahaha). I'm still surprised by the sheer volume of the workload though, a girl I met put it in a way that made me laugh: Biology is the only program where you find out you are three weeks behind on the first day. I'm just glad I quit my job before the semester began. o.o
It is clubs week again, we were at least more organized this time and had the meeting enough in advance that there was no mad rush to get everything organized or a sense of impending doom. Tommorrow night we're having a social soiree rather than the drop-in lesson to give people more time to discover it for the week after. Also David and I will be teaming up to teach a lesson at a fundraiser in February, I've never taught before and David would be fun to team up with- exciting!
That was a long post, I was feeling blue and listening to Iron and Wine while making flashcards wasn't fixing it, but seeing my life as a recent update was needed as a reminder to self that in spite of what might feel like its missing, things are still pretty great.
I've reached this place where I think I'm ready to try dating again, but everyone seems to be taken, into dudes, or uninteresting... my shy tendancies don't help either. On the other hand I'm loving science and excited about dancing.
For the first time since I started university my courses are starting to overlap instead of present as loosely tied- especially biochemistry and organic chemistry. Even though the courses themselves are intimidating it's reassuring to find some unity so that studying for one supplements the others. Also I found some SI sessions for chem that don't occur during my classes or during work (since I quit muahaha). I'm still surprised by the sheer volume of the workload though, a girl I met put it in a way that made me laugh: Biology is the only program where you find out you are three weeks behind on the first day. I'm just glad I quit my job before the semester began. o.o
It is clubs week again, we were at least more organized this time and had the meeting enough in advance that there was no mad rush to get everything organized or a sense of impending doom. Tommorrow night we're having a social soiree rather than the drop-in lesson to give people more time to discover it for the week after. Also David and I will be teaming up to teach a lesson at a fundraiser in February, I've never taught before and David would be fun to team up with- exciting!
That was a long post, I was feeling blue and listening to Iron and Wine while making flashcards wasn't fixing it, but seeing my life as a recent update was needed as a reminder to self that in spite of what might feel like its missing, things are still pretty great.