first week of school
It's so weird that sometimes strangers can knock some sense into you unexpectedly. I think I've talked to more new people this semester, ranging from random lecturers to random strangers from all over school and I'm quite liking it. First week of school's has gone exceptionally well because the only thing I'm stressing about is STARS. I'm thankful that the "excitement" over STARS for me dies down quite fast so I don't have to remain depressed for not getting the perfect timetable. Anyway, course registration for this semester surprisingly isn't as stressful as the previous one, probably because a lot of the courses fit in nicely into our timetables and it's a rare chance that any examination clashes with our choices. I hope it'll stay this way for the next 5 semesters or so to come. Anyway, I'm moving out of hall this month so I'll have to adopt to changes but that's nothing new. Change is the only constant as I was told. I've listed down the reasons for withdrawing from hall in my mind for the past month or so and my decision is more or less final. Let's hope this works out better for me this semester. I don't know why but I'm quite excited for nothing it's scary! Maybe it's the new year. Speaking of the new year, I think it started on a gloomy note - I was almost crying every night over issues but now I've decided to put it way back in my head. The problem's not entirely solved but thinking about it kills me so I'm trying to keep myself occupied as much as I can. And to my dearest friends whose presence bring much comfort and familiarity - thank you for brightening up my days in school. :) And to that random stranger, you're right. Sometimes there's a blessing in disguise when you don't get something you've always wanted.