Where does all the time go. Just recently my time has seemed so limited. With the semester one exams being concentrated to the end of January I saw all my time being concentrated on intense revision with the hope to coming out with a grade I would be comfortable with.
Thankfully this turned out to be the case as I averaged a first in psychology. I am stil to receive the results for my sociology modules but at this point in time I am mainly concerned with my psychology results.
January also saw the broadcast of the TV commercial I appeared in (as noted below). I also began to appear in a number of magazines with the print campgain ASICS ran too. So January really has been a whirlwind month,
This leads us into febuary which just seemed to disappear, with university restarting the same issues I had at the beginning of the first semester resurfaced. Module choice was again a nightmare with a few emails of complaint flying around to enable me to secure some modules that I could actually attend and receive the support I need to complete them. The joys of obtaining the books in a copy I am able to utilise also returned. With yet again a huge difficulty. This resulted in me simply purchasing the books in paperback format, cutting the spines and scanning them with a paper fed scanner. With a lot of post processing I ended up with a book that frankly looks better than the original printed version. These publishers really need to hire me as a consultant!
With all these frantic things going on I am still somehow managing to train?!?!?! I really have no idea sometimes how I find the time. It is becoming an increasing demand so I am restructuring my university days in the hope to sneak in more training. As well as finally biting the bullet and running in the morning. I hate running in the morning, I enjoy lounging in bed far to much!
Now just beginning to enter March I have eye surgery rapidly approaching. This Friday I will be having cateract surgery with the hope of allowing more light into my eyes. This may recover some vision the operative word there being may,
I have some incredibly exciting things coming up in the next two weeks so will save those for separate blog posts. So stay tuned!
Good luck in advanced and all the best with the surgery Simon!