Post exam problems

Hi everyone

I wrote my English examination paper on Thursday and it went well... Other than the fact that I lost my wallet. I forgot it on the chair I was sitting on. That'll teach me to be as focused!

I always wonder about these people leaving the exam room looking so fulfilled and confident. We all have to write the same amount of words, how can you possibly write 40% faster than the majority?!

My thoughts of the week:
On the one hand, I study to keep me from going insane, on the other hand, I study psychology to keep me from going sane.

Whoever started the idea that being different is wrong, most probably didn't have the ability to be different.

I have also been thinking a lot about how I tend to think why I'm not thinking about something. I'm often sad, because I'm not sad about something, and so on. 


This week has been tough on me emotionally, not only because of my lack of wanting to study, but because of the exam, granny going to hospital (I live with her), friend moving away, and the lastly; because I had to give my phone in for repairs and I lost my wallet. I like a stable and organised lifestyle. Losing stuff is not a part of that. It's amazing how one can attach such value to earthly things... Maybe it's because I grew up in the new generation, maybe its been like this forever.

This week the "confessions" groups of all the universities went viral on Facebook. I find it very interesting, at first, to observe how everyone has something to say and has their own agenda and propaganda. Aren't humans just the most interesting species in the world (I might be a bit biased)?!

I read in today's paper about former President Nelson Mandela being admitted in the hospital at 01h30 this morning. The whole South Africa are losing their minds again his weekend. I respect him. Actually, I love him. Admire him! We all know the story. I wonder why they didn't give him the "Saint" initials? I know its quite controversial for a WHITE male to be saying such a thing. Most white people would probably crucify me for saying that. I studied about Modern and Traditional racism earlier this year. That is so true and very common here in SA. Most SAY that they are not racist, I don't think that most of even know what that entails. I can't stand people being intolerant to others race, gender or choice of sexuality. Maybe I should write a blog about that? I will someday about racism.

So that's all news I have for now. Having Pizza tonight with my friends watching rugby and just chilling.

Have a great weekend!