Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Being drunk is like...

reading a book for the second time; you skip over all the things that gave the story a plot.

I like to think of getting drunk as a bit of fun.

Occasionally it's fun you can't remember a lot of, and occasionally it's fun which gets you into a bit of trouble.

Over the last week I've been drunk 3 times - post-exam party, friend's birthday party and a wedding. During these nights I've realised that I'm seriously lacking in something that other people seem to have, and that I was sure I didn't need. That person.

Since I was little (10 years old, to be precise), I've known exactly what I wanted from my future. I knew that I wanted to be a doctor and as difficult as the exams and study were to get there, there were definite steps that I could take in that particular direction to achieve that particular goal. But, I also wanted a family - that dream guy that every girl wants.

I have no idea what steps to take. I can't fathom dedicating another part of my life to another person, when I can barely dedicate enough time to looking after myself, but at the same time I'm desperate to.

I keep getting these chances with boys, who seem genuinely interested and run a mile in the opposite direction. I keep expecting to feel immediately at ease and comfortable in their presence from the word go and when I don't, it bothers me and makes me doubt the future with them.

I hate being drunk because I miss the things that usually distract you from realising what you don't have.

Sunday, April 5, 2009

First exam tomorrow and...

there is so much to know!!
Have decided it's time for bed, because I can't cram anything more into my brain.

Saturday, April 4, 2009

The problem with being a student...

is that my hand really, really hurts.

I don't mean, just a little cramp but I mean serious aches and spasms that are running through my hand and causing typing to be somewhat difficult.

Obviously i should never be a surgeon.

I'm sure there are other things that are problematic about being a student, but right now - this is all I can think about.