It feels a little strange finishing your degree, but it’s mostly a good feeling. Having completed a bachelors degree and a masters degree now, I’m happily done with formal education for a while. University helped form who I am today, so I have a lot to be thankful for :)
London Dan's Life List
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2. wake up when my alarm clock goes off
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3. be healthy
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4. scan in all my old photographs
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5. visit stonehenge
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6. live in a foreign country
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7. Be more sociable
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8. Live in another country
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9. stop wasting time
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10. get over my "blood/injection/injury" phobia
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11. Stop eating junk food
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12. Get more people to read my Blog
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13. blog more often
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15. make more friends
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16. create a personal travel map
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17. Learn another language
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18. build a web application
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19. Take more night photos using a tripod
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20. eat healthier
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21. take a photography course
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22. be happy
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23. lose weight
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Recent entries
Strange feeling
4 years ago
Moving to Germany
4 years ago
I thought this goal was further off than it has turned out to be. I’m going to be moving to the south of Germany to live and work, and to learn some more of the language (I don’t know too much at the moment, but know the basics at least).
Untitled
4 years ago
It’s definately worth finishing your dissertation… I mean, why start if you’re not going to finish. It gives you a bit of a sense of freedom and lets you eat at McDonalds lots without feeling too guilty.
