Beth (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} bethrealistic) wrote,@ 2008-03-10 23:23:00 |
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Flying!
Time flies by now that I'm only doing 13.5 hours at my educational institution. The weeks seem shorter, and I forget how long it's been since I've actually seen some of my friends - too long, if you ask me. A week is too long. Two weeks is too long. Three weeks is much too long! But it really only seems like yesterday.
Also, I spend almost as much time travelling as I do listening/watching/drawing, but if I do my reading on the train then I have more free time when I get home.
I'm saving money, too, because I'm home for lunch every day.
Here's my timetable:
They should call my degree B Collage in Cutting and Pasting. But I'm good at leafing through magazines and tearing out things I like, so it suits me just fine.
I've met some cool people and my classes are really good. Although it's harder now to make friends, cause after a few weeks you have no excuse not to remember someone's name, but there are very few other conversation topics you can open with. It's difficult after six years of knowing everyone you passed in the corridors!
Time flies by now that I'm only doing 13.5 hours at my educational institution. The weeks seem shorter, and I forget how long it's been since I've actually seen some of my friends - too long, if you ask me. A week is too long. Two weeks is too long. Three weeks is much too long! But it really only seems like yesterday.
Also, I spend almost as much time travelling as I do listening/watching/drawing, but if I do my reading on the train then I have more free time when I get home.
I'm saving money, too, because I'm home for lunch every day.
Here's my timetable:
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| RDP Lecture 9-10am RDP Tutorial 10-11.30am | Patternmaking 9-11am | |||
| TF Lecture 1-2pm | Illustration 11.30am-1.30pm | Construction 11am-1pm | ||
| Design Studio 2.30-4.30pm | Computing 2-4pm |
They should call my degree B Collage in Cutting and Pasting. But I'm good at leafing through magazines and tearing out things I like, so it suits me just fine.
I've met some cool people and my classes are really good. Although it's harder now to make friends, cause after a few weeks you have no excuse not to remember someone's name, but there are very few other conversation topics you can open with. It's difficult after six years of knowing everyone you passed in the corridors!
