JonnyTheRadford

It has definitely been an ongoing experience, my first night entailed of a bearded guy offering me a drink of brandy from a hollow glass sword, drinking for hours with three random girls and dancing to exhaustion. And after that some weird things have happened on other nights out; I joined up for the windsurf society since I had windsurfed before, and on the socials we have dressed up as policemen, penguins and had been written on all over our faces with pen. One night i was given a challenge to get as many girls' numbers written on my arm, I ended up with thirty three by the end of the night. Other odd stories include: an incredibly drunk girl telling me she loves me as her first words to me, then hugging me; accidentally jabbing a girl in the throat while covered in paint; waking up at 4am because of a fire alarm and many more.

Signing up for the windsurf society was a really good move, windsurfing is so much fun, and since I have done it before the older students who teach us like me because of my enthusiasm. They're a really cool group of people.

I took architecture for my course, it is a lot better than I thought it would be because there is a lot more art to it rather than lots of maths. There is a lot of work we have to do though, I am procrastinating now by writing this journal.

I have managed to make a few good friends, but after a long day of working and talking to people I like to be quiet and by myself for a while. Undoubtedly I do really miss my cat, but I have been home a couple of times and it was like I had never left, he just rolled over and meowed for me to tickle him.  

All for now, until next time.

I've always been a morning person, I can stay out late but I will almost always get up early, so I find that I can usually do something productive in each day. 

However I now have exactly one week until I go to uni. I'm a bit nervous and I'm going to miss my cat a hell of a lot, but if I keep myself busy and make good friends, I'm sure I'll be fine.

I have a lucky jade lion that I stroked yesterday before my test. My Grandad gave it to me stating that 'It will protect you and give you virtue', and so it seems to have done so.

There are over 400 folders, in stacks of about 10. It takes me an hour to do one stack, but at £7.50 an hour it's not so bad.

I wonder what else could be up there...

Fortunately this means that the grade boundaries are likely to be low and I am in with a shot of passing. 

Some relief.