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I think I made it thrugh my first week of classes.
From what I'm hearing/reading you're all just going with the flow and getting adjusted to uni life. I have this routine like 'Groundhog Day' where I wake up and think "shit, I'm still in Canberra,I want to be at home. Why didn't I stay in Melbourne? What idiot actually leaves home, where they feel comfortable." And then I get out of bed and shower, go down to the kitchens and talk to my friends and new randoms about stuff that makes you realise how cool these people are. I go to class and think "this uni is awesome" and "I really should have done the set reading instead of playing pool and buying gin and tonics last night" and I get back to my room intending to do homework when someone knocks on my door, or I run into someone and we end up watching movies or eating a massive dinner and if it's Thurs or Fri we end up at ICBM where exists THE ONLY dance floor I've ever seen here.
In short, I haven't done enough work, and I miss home, but most of the time I love being here, and it's starting to feel more and more like home. Today I spent 3 hours at the Fyshwick fresh food markets doing my grocery shopping, and then we went to Woolies (yes - Woolies) and got home and I STILL haven't done any of the stuff I was going to do. Someone has politely shared their cold with all of my friends, and I'm the loser who chose to have class on Friday, when everyone else created their tietables AROUND the massive Thursday nights. David Jones would like me to have an interview about working in Beauty at their Woden store ("sure, you can buy that over-priced lipgloss, I've always thought vaseline does the trick, but whatever floats your boat"). Damn I hate DJs.
Law is the bomb! It is so fascinating, I've definately picked the right degree...but living at the party college definately makes it hard to be serious about work, and I'm supposd to get distinctions...
I miss you all heaps! I can't wait to see everyone at Easter. Good luck to those who have only had O-week thus far, it's time to knuckle down again (unless you're doing arts...because there's really not that much there!) Love!
xoxo
From what I'm hearing/reading you're all just going with the flow and getting adjusted to uni life. I have this routine like 'Groundhog Day' where I wake up and think "shit, I'm still in Canberra,I want to be at home. Why didn't I stay in Melbourne? What idiot actually leaves home, where they feel comfortable." And then I get out of bed and shower, go down to the kitchens and talk to my friends and new randoms about stuff that makes you realise how cool these people are. I go to class and think "this uni is awesome" and "I really should have done the set reading instead of playing pool and buying gin and tonics last night" and I get back to my room intending to do homework when someone knocks on my door, or I run into someone and we end up watching movies or eating a massive dinner and if it's Thurs or Fri we end up at ICBM where exists THE ONLY dance floor I've ever seen here.
In short, I haven't done enough work, and I miss home, but most of the time I love being here, and it's starting to feel more and more like home. Today I spent 3 hours at the Fyshwick fresh food markets doing my grocery shopping, and then we went to Woolies (yes - Woolies) and got home and I STILL haven't done any of the stuff I was going to do. Someone has politely shared their cold with all of my friends, and I'm the loser who chose to have class on Friday, when everyone else created their tietables AROUND the massive Thursday nights. David Jones would like me to have an interview about working in Beauty at their Woden store ("sure, you can buy that over-priced lipgloss, I've always thought vaseline does the trick, but whatever floats your boat"). Damn I hate DJs.
Law is the bomb! It is so fascinating, I've definately picked the right degree...but living at the party college definately makes it hard to be serious about work, and I'm supposd to get distinctions...
I miss you all heaps! I can't wait to see everyone at Easter. Good luck to those who have only had O-week thus far, it's time to knuckle down again (unless you're doing arts...because there's really not that much there!) Love!
xoxo