Nov 18, 2017
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16/100 Days of Productivity
3rd of November.
I spent the morning getting ready for my award ceremony today. I ended up running late and asked my mum to drop me off which I’m so thankful for. Sadly, the Duke of York wasn’t able to make it, but the Vice Lord Lieutenant stood in as a Queens representative and handed out the iDEA awards. I can’t wait to see the pictures taken off today!
We finished at one, so I decided to treat myself for the award and to get over some of the horrible things that had happened the night before. I love sushi and Nudo Sushi box is so inventive I decided to splurge and bought breakfast, lunch and something for tomorrow. Salmon avocado sushi sandwich is a beautiful breakfast on the bus!
I watched Thelma and Louise for my American Spaces lecture next Monday and created a saving page on OneNote - my goal is to keep my current bank balance either the same or more. (I tried spicy tuna futomaki for the first time – I really don’t like it, but I bought it so I ate it.)
Thank you for following me! I’m so happy to have 50 followers because this blog is still so new. I hope I can keep posting regularly and gain more friends and followers!
15/100 Days of Productivity
2nd of November.
Today was busy. I met @sufferyetstandfirm for breakfast at costa and we caught up on each other’s lives and uni. Then I went to town, ran some errands and bought some necessities from Superdrug. Then I met up with another best friend for a study date and I finished up my prose piece. We had lunch with another friend and tried out a new place which was really nice.
I got a bus to another uni building and rewrote lecture notes of ‘The Wasteland’ before attending an open evening about PGCEs. I got dinner free! There were pizzas and mini-donuts and the staff and students were super helpful. I now have to decide between primary or secondary PGCEs.