But really, I think more than three hours per day on one subject is too much. It surely stops being productive? Anyway I started studying for this exam two days ago, and I can now say (with very little confidence) that I think I will probably know enough to pass (provided my lecturers don't mind a little waffle)(it's philosophy though, surely this means they love a little waffle?).
In other news, I have got a new flat! I have never seen inside it, but the price is right ("whatever you can afford"), it's nearby (five minutes form where I live now, so five minutes closer to the tube stop!) and it's short term (my life is so uncertain that I don't know if I'm moving back to Aus in September or if I'm staying here, and it's tough to find a flat when you don't know a) if you will be finding a full time job any time soon, b) what said job will pay and c) if that job will be in this country) so these are all big pluses. The downsides are 1) I haven't seen inside the flat so it could be horrible, and 2) I have no more excuses for being late for church as it is the flat above the church, and 3) according to one of my (non-church) friends, the only reason they offered it to me is so they can check up on me. But really, I'm so not the rebel of the church. Not really....
Besides that, the only exciting thing I have heard about lately is the planking craze that is ripping around Australia, people dropping into planks at all times, planking in all kinds of inappropriate locations, planking IRRESPONSIBLY. It's the few that ruin it for the many, I tell you. No one here has heard of planking, but I am on my way to starting a plank society. Hey, hooligans are here too. We just call them hoodies.
That's it, that's all I can think of. Here is an inspiring message to get you through until the next blog: there is a high chance that there is a deadly meteor heading to the earth right now. Enjoy life until we are all blown into smithereens, or Ben Affleck agrees to fly a rocket into space to save us.
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