I don't feel especially well. Tonsillitus is, apparently, more contagious than expected.
*dies*
Typically, lectures started today. I had to go and enrol in Spanish for Beginners and Modern History, which was... it felt insane. Booklist is enough to terrify anyone. Okay, it's one course booklet (£10!!) and two books (not even looked at the price yet) but there is a REALLY REALLY LONG LIST of stuff they suggest you read. Spanish also has a book, and I need to get a dictionary. The mediaeval history lecture isn't until tomorrow (10AM BY GOD) but I have a nagging feeling that the workload will be immense for that end.
Deep end, much? I should be doing something productive with my time, but now I just want to curl up in bed with a cup of tea and ignore the scariness of university.
I mean, it's not all scary. Believe it or not, I'm actually looking at the course list with some interest - the lectures actually sound fascinating and if I put some work into it then I think that Spanish will be interesting, too. The teacher seemed lovely, which is always a bonus. I just haven't actually touched any academic work other than revision since April, and I'm beginning to wonder if I'm actually good enough for this. Maybe I should run away to Antigua with the proceeds of my student loan.
Speak of the devil, that hasn't shown up yet either. Money is not currently an issue, as I have more than enough to get books and to feed myself, but I do not have enough for the next month, given that I have to pay my rent and part of my fees.
I'm just bone-tired at the moment, and feeling ill, and I know I have to do my laundry (and possibly the washing up, as it won't get done otherwise), and just entirely bewildered by the entire thing.
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Right. What shall I do tonight? Fencing with Lisa or audition for Angels in America with Sarah? Choices, choices.
*meanders off to laundry pile*
~Hathy_Col~
*dies*
Typically, lectures started today. I had to go and enrol in Spanish for Beginners and Modern History, which was... it felt insane. Booklist is enough to terrify anyone. Okay, it's one course booklet (£10!!) and two books (not even looked at the price yet) but there is a REALLY REALLY LONG LIST of stuff they suggest you read. Spanish also has a book, and I need to get a dictionary. The mediaeval history lecture isn't until tomorrow (10AM BY GOD) but I have a nagging feeling that the workload will be immense for that end.
Deep end, much? I should be doing something productive with my time, but now I just want to curl up in bed with a cup of tea and ignore the scariness of university.
I mean, it's not all scary. Believe it or not, I'm actually looking at the course list with some interest - the lectures actually sound fascinating and if I put some work into it then I think that Spanish will be interesting, too. The teacher seemed lovely, which is always a bonus. I just haven't actually touched any academic work other than revision since April, and I'm beginning to wonder if I'm actually good enough for this. Maybe I should run away to Antigua with the proceeds of my student loan.
Speak of the devil, that hasn't shown up yet either. Money is not currently an issue, as I have more than enough to get books and to feed myself, but I do not have enough for the next month, given that I have to pay my rent and part of my fees.
I'm just bone-tired at the moment, and feeling ill, and I know I have to do my laundry (and possibly the washing up, as it won't get done otherwise), and just entirely bewildered by the entire thing.
( Read more... )
Right. What shall I do tonight? Fencing with Lisa or audition for Angels in America with Sarah? Choices, choices.
*meanders off to laundry pile*
~Hathy_Col~