Three.

Freedom


For the first time in my university career I actually managed to get all of my essays finished not one, but two days before they were due in. I've changed. And now I am free as a bird for two weeks! Oh the joys of not having to go to the library every day. However, I'm pretty sure boredom will set in after a day or two.


I've managed to secure myself some work experience as a runner for Britain's Got Talent during the Cardiff auditions! Excited doesn't even come close! However, I'm still totally confused about what I actually want to do after I graduate, career-wise. I really don't feel old enough to have a job, an actual proper grown-up job. I'm still 17 in my head. But the scary thing is, I've actually got to start thinking about these things now, and I don't think it's going to be as simple as the little plan I've mentally formed (and have convinced myself will easily happen), which is: go to London, get flat in London, get job in London. Sorted. Or not as the case may be. I initially wanted to work in TV, cos that sounds cool, right? I'd start as a runner and work my way up... but then I though, work my way up to what?! I am now coming round to the idea that I would quite like to work in the magazine world, as I actually really enjoy writing. I kinda need to make my mind up pretty soonish though, but in the mean-time I've got a ski season and travelling to plan. The grown up stuff can wait till next year.


Till next week, x