I've been busy with the last few weeks of University before Christmas along with working and Christmas shopping, so everything has been a bit hectic!
I finished Uni for Christmas on Friday after leaving 2 lab reports for the night before they were due in and having to pull an all nighter to get them done! (whoops!)
Buuutttttt, I'm now back at home for a month to enjoy Christmas with my family :).
A song that I've been really enjoying lately is Naughty Boy ft. Emeli Sande - Wonder, I love the start with the drums and how the words are a bit repetitive so it becomes really catchy.
So, I won't be blogging later on because I'm going to see the midnight showing of Breaking Dawn Part Two, the last part of the Twilight Saga!
I can't deny that I'm stupidly excited to go and see it after reading all of the books and going to see all of the other films I HAVE to see it!
(and I have to admit the trailer looks amazing, although taking quite a different story line from the book which is slightly disappointing).
This week has been a bit of a wake up call for me, before now I've been being quite lazy and choosing to either stay in bed or go out and socialise rather than go to my University lectures but this week it's sort of dawned on me that exams on coming quicker than I expected and I only have 4 more weeks of the semester left before Christmas is here (EEK!) and I'm 100% sure that the Christmas break will go 100 times quicker than the semester has.
So, now I'm in a bit of a fluster and trying to desperately catch up on work so I'm not on the verge of a mental breakdown over Christmas (I probably will still be on the verge of a mental breakdown but it's always worth hoping :)!)
To add to the stress of trying to catch up on work I also have 2 presentations to do and 3 lab reports (Booooo :(!) but I'm quite looking forward to researching Programmed Cell Death for my Human Biology presentation and to finishing my own PCR to write my Lab Report on! woohoo!
I'm sure there's loads of people who feel the same, In fact - I know there is because I've spoke to a few people I live with and they all feel the same.
But over the Christmas there's one thing we all need to remember:
