Confessions of a Student: Part 2
When university starts, you both embrace the independency (like me) and miss your pets like crazy, or you’re badly homesick and want to go home at every opportunity. It’s normal to be either. I was so immersed into university, I somehow forgot to be homesick. However, everybody is different. Something I found recently was that […]
Spending time in the countryside
Learning how to handle stress is an important part of how university develops you into a capable adult. It is a learning curve, perhaps more linear than exponential, that comes gradually as you progress through your degree. Nevertheless stress can be overwhelming at times, perhaps from sheer volume of work, joining too many societies (although […]
When your fridge breaks…
One of the downsides to living in a house is that sometimes things break (if you pay less than £50 a week then ‘sometimes’ is generally more often). Most things in a house you can do without for a few days, even the internet if circumstances arise. So imagine the disappointment when my house-mates and I discovered […]
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