It's exam season. This is the worst part of every year of my higher academic life. *sigh*
The stress & uncertainty that abounds is not measurable on Earth :(.
But I do suppose that studying Biomedical Science it comes with the territory. I just never really thought that this degree would be so broad. We
REALLY don't have to touch
EVERY base!? =S let's be real. I don't even get to pick & drop modules =[. I'm covering the whole shabang every year.
Just had my 3rd exam today (15/5/12 is still "today" because I haven't slept yet). 2 more to go. 16th, 24th then...
Shingologo-yaga. =D
In other news:
The insomnia has
FULLY settled.
-_-
I know this for a fact cos I did the research and it says:
"
The symptoms of insomnia depend on the type of sleeping problem that you have. A lack of sleep can affect your mood and cause tiredness and fatigue during the day.
It's thought that up to a third of people in the UK have symptoms of insomnia at some point in the year, which can include:
- lying awake for a long time at night before falling asleep
- waking up several times in the middle of the night
- waking up early in the morning and not being able to get back to sleep
- feeling tired and not refreshed by sleep
- not being able to function properly during the day and finding it difficult to concentrate
- being irritable
"
I realised, I spent most of the academic year awake and active, having fun and what not forgetting that during exams I would be awake, shootin' in the library.
Me & sleep need a catch-up lol.
OH YEH...
I cut my hair.
Most of you Londoners may not have seen, but I had some black bush with a ginger stripe growing on top of my head.
I was in love with it.
I loved the messyness.
I loved the fact I didn't have to comb it and it'd still look "ok"
I loved how I could hide things in it.
I liked how the fancy females put their hands through it.
But as much as I enjoyed having the ginger badger on my scalp, it did come with it's deficits :(
The combing of hair for "no hat" events
Expenditure on hair cream
When it got wet... =|
This wasn't the first time I grew my hair out, but through this one I can now relate to black females and them getting their NATURAL hair wet. It's not the ideal thing to do lol.
Even so, throughout this experience I've looked less and less like Biomedical Scientist and the level of seriousness around me decreased exponentially.
Sitting there in that barber chair wanting a shape-up, I could see in the barber's eyes that the cut would've been best. So we proceeded...
And I came out quite choong ^_^ lol.
Ahhhh... Time for me to get some unrefreshing sleep...
...I sleep at my wake
