Goodmorning university

And so, uni is in swing again! How wonderful, the amazing rat race of academia has begun for the second time this year. I'm trying to have a timetable and stick to it, so I can stay on top of things... Because my goal is to raise my grade average... I suppose I had a bit of  a rocky start to university, but now I'm trying to make the most of it.

On that note, I am tiiiiired. Early starts : /

Nothing really that exiting to write here... ! Discovered that the most important thing to a relationship, by DR A R Bernard, is to "Get a Life". Woooooo.

Anyway good bye!

I've grown rather fond of italics...

To the right of me I have a green lined post it, pinned to a stack of items on my desk. It reads "My ex-boyfriend gave me this post it." And I think that summaries the abrupt but strange reality I am experiencing. Life feels surreal; but I am enjoying it. It's almost like I'm in a dream.

But of course, I am not. Because in my dreams, I woudn't be procrastinating by writing a blog, I would have finished my 2300 word essay worth 55%.

But it's a fascinating thought: What if we were all to wake up tomorrow?  Or what if we had all lulled ourselves into dream, yesterday? Time, reality, perception. All challenged and changed by one thing: me.

Universal Truths

Sometimes you need to learn the hard way. About yourself, about others, about life. But what can be the hardest lesson of all, is that when you see something the way it is. And what is even more startling, the realisation that follows- that it always was. It's truly amazing what we learn to see is actually what we want to see.

The truth in vision, in reality, is always a curveball. Perception is a funny thing; it both excels and hinders us. Binds us together, pulls us apart. Big picture compared to tunnel vision. The question we all have to answer: What is it that we want to see? What is it that we want to dream?

And can we face the gaps in between perception and reality?

Lesson for the day: doors shut for a reason. Don't try to peer through the keyhole or linger in the doorway. Find another door, step into that path.


And don't forget to dream. Take each step as it comes, make sure you take the step, little by little. Enjoy the ride.