Category: Moving out of home, living in Melbourne
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In Sickness and in Health
What’s interesting about uni life, or even academic life starting from high school, is that those rush of deadlines come seemingly out of nowhere. For a few weeks, it seems almost like easy cruising, your expected to just go to lectures, take notes, go to tutorials and participate. However, in the course of 2-3 weeks […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2017/08/07/in-sickness-and-in-health
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Perhaps one semester without any disasters? + Volunteering!
Well – I got lots of last posts biggest issues sorted out. I now have a home to live in! It’s old and crappy and the location sucks, but it’s cheap so I can’t complain! I also have a roof over my head so definitely can’t complain! Meanwhile though I’ve fallen in love with my […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2013/02/20/perhaps-one-semester-without-any-disasters
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Freaking out and panicking, with good reason
I'm STILL having terrible luck with this life thing.blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2013/01/10/freaking-out-and-panicking-with-good-reason
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Now freak out and panic
I’m going to see if I can summarise this. Eviction notice (landlord wants to move in) Housemate moves out, refuses to pay rent anymore even though she said she would until we find someone else to live with us We can’t afford to cover her rent Mum decides that she’s not going to be my […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2012/12/04/i-am-stuck-also-stress
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EVENSPEEDIERPOST
UGH one exam left and I’m horrified I’m going to fail the subject because it’s an extended response thingie wherein I have to pick 8 of 14 offered questions to answer, which means I have to be an expert in at the very least 8 lectures of a total of 24. I’m beginning to panic, […] -
Part 3: College!!! (William)
Okay so most people think that being at uni is boring and such which I guess is partly true for the people that live in the wonderful land of Melbourne and have to commute for hours on end each and every day….. Sucks to be them…. One of the most pleasant things I have found […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2012/07/03/part-3-college-william
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Home alone [Daniel]
It’s strange to think that you do do better by yourself, that other people, friends for instance, are actually just holding you back. It’s weird and strange, and echoes thoughts I had a long time ago, thoughts filled with trepidation over the idea of moving in with a friend. Maybe those thoughts were true. I’m […] -
Mid break [Daniel]
I had a strong intention to write, That would make things ever so right, But before I could breeze, through what was an ease It was only ever a might So that sums up an apology or two for not writing everywhere, and instead choosing (very conscientiously) to work and study first, movies and […] -
Day in the life of.
Friday. 6am. Slam my palm in the general direction of my beeping phonebrick: miss, slam again. Clothes. Kettle. Lunch. Face. Breakfast. Milk out of date as of today. Seems alright. Remember I can’t drink caffeine. No chamomile tea left. Putting on the kettle was redundant. Blast. Keys. Wallet. Phone. Bag. Sprint from my front door […] -
A tipping point?
Maybe I wasn’t cut out for uni to begin with? I feel like everything is over my head, and that I should understand things better… On the other hand, I’ve only done Psych for three weeks, so perhaps I should be less hard on myself. But I look at this project – only 1000 words! […]
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