I have been at home for 104 days this summer.
I hope that 2013/2014 will be as good as 2012/2013 was: this academic year, I achieved so many things, many of which weren't even academically related. If I could have another year of achievements like that, I would (hopefully) be able to graduate happily. I might have some regrets (first year was by far, my most difficult year), but I wouldn't change anything for the world.
Come at me, fourth year; I'm ready for you.
On another note, I am extremely looking forward to going back to Bath because hello, vintage shopping! Bath is actually pretty good for vintage shopping, if you put the effort in and since I have literally 4 lectures for the WHOLE semester (I have a 9 week research project, but that won't take up all my time now....) I foresee lots of shopping to be done.
I'm on the hunt for a lovely mustard coloured knitted oversized cardigan/jumper, and I also want one in an emerald colour. You have no idea how difficult it is to look for these two items, seriously. I also recently fell in love with these shoes from Zara, but alas, I cry because the heel is so high and I'm so tall already ): so, I'm on the hunt for similar shoes which maybe aren't so high.
This post is a bit of a mess because it kind of has a bit of everything, but I guess it describes me very well - I'm a little jumble of emotions at the moment, I guess. All I know for certain is that I am so excited for the end of the year and Christmas-themed drinks at Starbucks, pretty lights in the street and wearing scarves and mittens. But for now, before we get to that, I guess I'll enjoy the autumnal scenery that Bath offers at this time of the year.
- 14 days doing a hospital placement;
- 24 days working in my community pharmacy;
- 4 days in Birmingham with my boyfriend;
- 7 days in Bath;
- 104 days stressing about where I will do my pre-registration placement in 2014/15.
I hope that 2013/2014 will be as good as 2012/2013 was: this academic year, I achieved so many things, many of which weren't even academically related. If I could have another year of achievements like that, I would (hopefully) be able to graduate happily. I might have some regrets (first year was by far, my most difficult year), but I wouldn't change anything for the world.
Come at me, fourth year; I'm ready for you.
On another note, I am extremely looking forward to going back to Bath because hello, vintage shopping! Bath is actually pretty good for vintage shopping, if you put the effort in and since I have literally 4 lectures for the WHOLE semester (I have a 9 week research project, but that won't take up all my time now....) I foresee lots of shopping to be done.
I'm on the hunt for a lovely mustard coloured knitted oversized cardigan/jumper, and I also want one in an emerald colour. You have no idea how difficult it is to look for these two items, seriously. I also recently fell in love with these shoes from Zara, but alas, I cry because the heel is so high and I'm so tall already ): so, I'm on the hunt for similar shoes which maybe aren't so high.
This post is a bit of a mess because it kind of has a bit of everything, but I guess it describes me very well - I'm a little jumble of emotions at the moment, I guess. All I know for certain is that I am so excited for the end of the year and Christmas-themed drinks at Starbucks, pretty lights in the street and wearing scarves and mittens. But for now, before we get to that, I guess I'll enjoy the autumnal scenery that Bath offers at this time of the year.
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