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[shubassdk]

Chemestry, day one: I got there in time and sat down in an auditorium with about 130 other people. I think 30-40 of them are going to study Geography, which is kind of a lot. Most of them were Biologists. But, anyway, we started out right away with repetition of our grade school and freshment year-chemestry. But it still isn't ringing any big bell, only tinier ones. This means I understand the words and I remember hearing them before, but when I try to solve the problems only about half of it is correct. Woot. Or not... I was there for two hours, came home at 11:15 and I've been studying ever since, with only one break. That's 5 ½ hours. I'm not used to that kind of brain activity. I'm completely dead now, though I still need to read four pages (out of the 67 they told us to read. For tomorrow.) Tomorrow I'll know when I have to turn my first report in, but it's definitely going to be sometime next week. Plus 8-10 problems to turn in on Wednesday. Ain't studying grand?

I just checked Christian's profile on Schalke's website. It says he's single, but with one child. Yes, the gossip magazines were right. His girlfriend was pregnant. I'm...not exactly sure what to do with that information, but 1/ it's kinda adorable, and 2/ it's kinda weird.

Comments

[xavantina.livejournal.com]

Welcome back the the world of studying. Isn't it wonderful? I personally can't wait to begin with my final year. 500 pages of psychology, WEEEE!!

Also, you did get my address, right? Or did I just type it on the phone and then forget to actually send it?

[shubassdk.livejournal.com]

It is absolutely wonderful, yes. I just can't get enought of those molar masses and all that stuff!!

I did indeed! It has now been written in my address book fo future use ;)

[xavantina.livejournal.com]

Ah, molar masses. I am never in my life planing on thinking about that shit again.

Good ^.^ I have your on a slip of paper in my school bag, for some reason. Oh, I remember, I brought it to France.

[muha.livejournal.com]

I was thinking of starting to study autumn next year, but now I think I'll just postpone it to another year.

Anyways, go you! And, school (uni that is) really starts that early?

[shubassdk.livejournal.com]

I think you should start studying next autumn. Don't let my excapades scare you off, because this isn't normally how things are done (and this isn't normally the time to start either. "Normal" people have a month more of summer holiday). It's because I needed a higher level of chemestry to get into Geography, so I take this speedy class all through August. Yay me. Or not...

[muha.livejournal.com]

Aaaaw... you're so hardworking, you! *is lazy as hell*

Uni in Sweden also starts in Sept! I've always wondered why they get a longer summer holiday then grundskolan & gymnasiet! Plus the spring semester ends in May.

Also, I have no idea of what I want to study! I was thinking becoming a teacher because it's nice and all, but I'd love to get into serieskolan or whatever it's called. Not that I think I would ever manage, but still!

[lattara.livejournal.com]

*pets* I know it's tough, honey, but you'll just have to get through it! And don't pressure yourself too much. Getting a 6 in this is great, it's better than great. It's a whole different ball game, and it works differently.

[shubassdk.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I'm going to go for a test with 70 % correct (60 % = 6) or something like that. They say that out of 140 only 10 fail, so...

[lattara.livejournal.com]

That's very smart of you, love. ♥