Rynnde

So what have I done already:

• Counted how many subjects need learning, and how many are just about reading and understanding texts during my exams.
• Semi started with learning filosophy by starting to underline yet another package of A4 papers filled with the answers to relatively concrete examquestions.
• Counted how many subjects need learning, and how many are just about reading and understanding texts during my exams again. Just to be sure.
• Wrote down what I had te learn for the ‘learn subjects’.
• Come to the conclusion that my grades up to now, aren’t as bad as I thought and
• Started calculating how low my exam grades can go, whithout failing.
• Economics summaries collected from everywhere in my room and the basement AND the attick (kind of chaotic)
• Making plans in my mind, to devide the learning stuff in sections that won’t be too hard.

In short: Showing compulsatory learning evasiving behaviour.

BUT, I promise you all that I will correct myself. Tomorrow we (my mum, brother and me) go on holiday to family in Germany. And since I don’t really hang out with people there, I’ll have to (and want to) learn.

I hope….

I’d like….

I think….

God help me…....

I’ve always wanted to act, and when the chance was given to me, other people in the group kind of screwed it up by not coming to rehearsals. So the next logical step would be to start taking acting/drama lessons. Just haven’t had the time or the energy to start looking for a good club….

And with that, there’s the second thing for on my list

Yeah, exams….

Pretty damn important and annoying things. I really want to pass them, ‘cause otherwise I’ll have to double my year, and pay half of the costs next year. And off course I won’t be able to start my followup study.

So, in short, passing my exams should definitely be on my list.