Well, I've gone and fucked myself as far as uni goes!! Which roughly translates to I failed one of my first year modules (again) and so now either succeed on appeal to carry on (retaking it AGAIN & doing my third year - so very unlikely) or finish my degree through the OU, tho if that's the case I won't be doing straight law cause i've already got 200 credits for it and, obviously, i'm beyond frustrated with the subject. So I'll use 180 towards an Open degree, and then make up the rest in another Law module, and 120 credits of maths (which is yaay cause I like maths and am actually pretty good at it; plus much easier that law lol)
Sucks cause it means I'm gonna have another 3 years to go, but on the bright side it'll be part time so I can get a full time job. A little odd thinking of that as a positive, but I had an interview for the Bank of Ireland in a pretty shiney office building in Temple Quay on mon, which actually went surprisingly well, and which made me all excited about the idea of having what I consider (don't mock my childishness) a 'grown up job', which I must say pays really quite well as well hehe

This aside (which is in fact impossible to do as it is the most crushing news I have received in a long time, though ofc not unexpected, and I am still in a bit of shock cause I've kinda vanished inside myself and am finding interaction quite tricky atm - should pose quite a problem as i'm meant to be working at the uni open day tomorrow :s), things are relatively normal, though still comparitively busy, but it's easier to get things done when I have stuff to do lol

House hunting is fun though I need to try and get something sorted in the next four weeks if poss cause I want to have everything sorted before I go back to Basing for a couple weeks cause my little sis is back from Florida ...

Got the last class of a intro to Japanese course which me and Bim took on a whim tomorrow, which is a little sad cause i've really enjoyed it, but I feel like i've learnt lots
But i've found a German course for next year so I can pick it up again which makes me very happy, esp finding out that a surprising number of my friends in Bristol can speak German at very high levels, if they're not taking it as part of their degree.

Started volunteer work every week at Bristol Zoo, which is so very fun Not just playing with kids and helping with the animal husbandry and giving talks, but I also get to go to the zoo every week for free (and it is going to take a very long time for the novelty to wear off hehe) *dances*

Otherwise, as well as a few other random things I do each week, I pretty much spend my time the same way as always - seeing friends, playing games, and yet more seeing people (drives me up the wall being alone too long lol)

Anyways, lost motivation for this since I started writing ...