Tomorrow, well actually about 5 hours from now, the 2010 Semester 1 Timetable will go live. It doesn’t really bother me what times my classes land, as I plan to spend most of my days on campus anyway but it will be nice to begin to visualize the coming weeks. On top of this some content seems to have gone up online for Biology and Psychology, so tomorrow I will peruse those in a little more detail. (I really just glanced at them today). Over the past few days I haven’t done a lot. Occasionally I’ve been keeping up with Academic Earth lectures, and I recently found a great website hosting surgery videos (sometimes live).
Otherwise I’ve just been keeping up with a few movies, and generally maintaining somewhat of a persistent vegetative state. Naturally I’ve had a few second thoughts about the whole course as well as joining the Ambulance service (on a voluntary basis) but I’ve come to the conclusion that the course, and career are most definitely things I want to do. As for the ambulance work, I plan on at least attending the information session which is being held next Tuesday. I am also going to go to a kind of self-driven orientation on Thursday, with a friend – just to find the classes etc and generally get back into the feel of University life once again.
I project this blogs activity levels will increase exponentially as of Monday but things may be slow from time to time when I get busy.
In reflection I should note that these holidays have been long and somewhat fatiguing (it’s hard work doing nothing). In hindsight however I guess things did go rather quickly, it certainly doesn’t seem that long ago that I was weeks, and even months away from Sem’ start, now it’s down to days (6 to go). It’s been a ‘long winding road’ for me to get to the path I’ve reached now, and as I alluded to in the previous post it’s the road less traveled by. I have a lot of challenges to face the least of which being my own will but here’s hoping I make it. I guess the Ten Years From Now should soon read 9 Years and 11 months, but hey, who’s counting…
