The start of March has been, to say the least, pretty hectic and required a lot of time to settle in to the drastic changes to my lifestyle. The transition of sleeping at 5 am and waking up at 2 pm to sleeping at 12 am and waking up at 6 am everyday has taken a huge toll, especially on my eyebags. The first week of Uni was quite laidback in comparison to the following weeks, but that doesn't change the fact that I have to trek for quite a distance everyday which is extremely exhausting and fatiguing. To put it into perspective, I have to travel for an hour and half to arrive at campus, double that because of my trip home and that adds up to 3 whole hours of travelling everyday, probably for the next 5 - 6 years as well. FUN TIMES HAHA.
I'm currently in the third week of uni and with that said, the workload is really, really starting to accumulate as I fall further and further behind in class. It's an understatement to say that Uni is hard, it's hella hard. Albiet, there is an immense transition in freedom you have; you can choose to show up to your lectures or not, leave whenever you want to and come whenever you please, well, that's for most lectures anyways. Then again, it does raise the point of motivation: having so much freedom is only going to demotivate one from their willingness to attend Uni, for me at least. But, I'm still hanging on, barely.
But with that being said, and the workload of Uni growing exponentially, my chances to leisurely spend time travelling to places taking pictures (mostly of cars haha) and partaking in other activities is going to decrease indefinitely. But hey, I guess that's all about growing up right, all your responsibilities pile up and eventually you won't have any free time at all. Sounds pretty depressing but hey, chin up, we got this.
Peace homies.
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