When I get mad, I get Yorkshire...

And by that I mean, my Yorkshire accent becomes so broad it is unbelievable. Also I am apparently scary when I am mad. But I have not been this annoyed for such a long time. All because of my computer and Iansyst failing me on every level possible. Yet, I feel that as most of you know the story behind this, and the fact that it is now all resolved and I have my PC back, that I should maybe not share this story with you all again. That and I also feel that I should let the issue float away into the sunset. That and I'm sick of being angry ALL the time.

In other news- this week has to have been the first week that the 'I can't be arsed with uni' train of thought has fully kicked in. I currently want to spend all my time asleep instead of doing something constructive. Of course, this could just be my natural reaction to the realisation that I have lots of work to do and that third year is hard work, kicking in. That and I feel exhausted all the time through lack of sleep. I also know that everyone in third year is feeling this way too right now, especially if Thursday's Sci-Fi seminar was anything to go by! But I am honestly wondering if maybe the Depression is trying to creep into my life again. I need to get through this, I can get through this. I just need to get on with something uni related. But sometimes this is easier said than done.

However, the trip to London on Saturday also cheered me up. So thank you for the trip university! It was wonderful, and London is somewhere I actually enjoy visiting, I have not seen enough of it at all! But now I can tick off a visit to the British Museum, the Globe, a walk past the Houses of Parliament and walking down Embankment to the list of things I have now done. Need to go see more at some point. On my list of things to do.

The trip also seems to have inspired some desire to do uni work, so have spent the majority of Sunday working on the presentation that I am doing on the 26th of this month. And yes, I am panicking about it now, quite a lot actually! BUT I do want to do it and say I faced this massive issue.

And next week involves, a trip to York for sad times indeed, prepping for the presentation and not freaking out at all, well, a tiny bit!