Inspired
I’m surprised at my energy level at mastering this derivative class. I’ve been studying for about 10 hours a day comfortably since Sunday. I love it! My energy is increasing as I’m getting closer to my beloved goal of entering my microbiology program.
Thanks to the inspiring blog of Lucas Bradley I rwad this morning, I once more couldn’t agree more about the perpetration of mediocrity. I know I didn’t do great in my physics exam, but I’m still going to have a good grade since I’m above class average. I can see why university grades don’t tale much about a student’s level of competence.
When it comes to derivatives IIm insatiable. I know I need it to study microbial growth, and I want to master all the ins, and outs of it. It’s fun too. My understanding of graphs has to be impeccable if I want to succeed in the research I intend to do. I love science, and I’m getting more friendly with math now.
I got answers about the courses I can take at my current university, and I won’t change the program for know. I will agonize through one more course of physics — I know, I shouldn’t be negative. Yet, I will develop even further comprehension of the world through. But in the Winter, I will study in Montreal, and move in my favorite study place: St’s condo.
We have been cohabitating for close three months. We purposely don’t change our natural tendencies. We let ourselves experience the real us; farts, messes, boring, and all. I thrive here, and so is St. We’re a fabulous couple. I can’t see myself sleeping a nighr away from him. He’s coming home late due to a condo meeting, and I miss him dearly. His my human, and I’m his human.
