1 week away from the end of term..
As I write this, I realise that its already been a good 3 months in the UK as it is.
Time does seem to go by faster as you get older.
Its been a real eye opener though, thats for sure. I never knew that one could drink so much, yet still show up reasonably on time at lectures the next day. I never knew that badminton was such a big sport in England. I never expected medical school to be this varied, or to be so much work. I never expected to be as homesick as I was(and sometimes still am), yet have managed to meet so many people from so many places.
And its a week away from Christmas holidays. A welcome break, although only for 3 weeks, and with January exams to prepare for as well though. Christmas is really big in England, and shops have been having Christmas sales since November. Pity though, that more often than not, winter clothing isn't on sale. Really need that, or else I'll freeze come February.
But that aside, I find it a tad disturbing that the UK has felt more like a 3 month long holiday, with bits and pieces of work and lectures in between. Funny how that, having worked my arse off to get to medical school, I'm not working at all in it. Work has piled up. My second assignment stares back at me, as I comprehend how to start doing it.
The euphoria of being in a new place has worn off.
Actually. I think it wore off ages ago.
Perhaps the holidays will come and I'll feel better.
Argh.
Time does seem to go by faster as you get older.
Its been a real eye opener though, thats for sure. I never knew that one could drink so much, yet still show up reasonably on time at lectures the next day. I never knew that badminton was such a big sport in England. I never expected medical school to be this varied, or to be so much work. I never expected to be as homesick as I was(and sometimes still am), yet have managed to meet so many people from so many places.
And its a week away from Christmas holidays. A welcome break, although only for 3 weeks, and with January exams to prepare for as well though. Christmas is really big in England, and shops have been having Christmas sales since November. Pity though, that more often than not, winter clothing isn't on sale. Really need that, or else I'll freeze come February.
But that aside, I find it a tad disturbing that the UK has felt more like a 3 month long holiday, with bits and pieces of work and lectures in between. Funny how that, having worked my arse off to get to medical school, I'm not working at all in it. Work has piled up. My second assignment stares back at me, as I comprehend how to start doing it.
The euphoria of being in a new place has worn off.
Actually. I think it wore off ages ago.
Perhaps the holidays will come and I'll feel better.
Argh.
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