Sacre Bleu!

I've noticed a few things now that I've started studying again. Universities should have a minimum-age. People shouldn't be allowed to study if they've just finished high school. They are clueless about what the working world is really about. Of course they wouldn't agree with me, because when you're 19 you know everything, right?
Maybe I sound like a know-it-all, but that's just because I KNOW-IT-ALL. I studied at the university straight after high school and even though it was fun, I didn't know anything about the "real world" so to speak. I lived with my parents and didn't pay anything really, I didn't have to work and I still had the student-view on things.

Now I live on my own, I pay my bills, I have a mortgage and I just want to get my degree so I can start for real. It's different, time-consuming and so interesting a part of me wish I'd done it years ago. The other part knows how important my work-life is and how much it'll help me in whatever I do from now on.

19-year old girls are tiny. I wonder if I looked like that when I was 19 aswell. I probably did. They have no hips to speak of, but for some reason they have breasts that are out of this world. The voice inside my head yelled 'SILICON' and it was a bit hard to ignore it. No, I didn't ask, sorry to disappoint you.

What I really dislike about this program is that I'll have to do group-work. I hate working with others, and yes, I'm very well aware of the way this sounds, but it's one thing to work with someone at an actual company and something completely different to team up with a few people, write a report and then turn it in for grading. What I also dislike is having 2 hours of travelling-time, one-way, to meet said people for said group-work. Most people don't know how you write a proper report and some people only want their way and some people just never have an opinion. Yes, I want thing my way, but that doesn't mean I can't compromise. Besides, the real test shouldn't be whether or not I can write a good report together with others, but if I can actually do a proper job on my own.

Okay, so this sounds all wrong - I just hate group-works! There.

Fuck this, I'm getting cake.