Everyone seemed pleased to see each other today. The first day back.
There was no anxiety inside me (thank you, 8 week blood sugar diet) and not a sign of a palpitation. Although I used a few breathing exercises.
Still, I was fine.
So as a new day dawns, I shook out my hair, wore my crazy flower print trousers (dressed it up a bit with a black jacket though) and popped on my high heels.
Up early with the twins in tow, I took them to college. So proud of them.
Proceeding to work myself for an hour before uni, I decided to head into Asda to buy flowers for my client who is poorly just now and also for Dad to pop on the grave. I'd have a strong word with Dad about bringing me luck!
Sun shining, I was feeling ready.
To drink coffee or not drink coffee? I headed to the university starbucks. Everyone was in there. Yet I felt ok. Two of my favourite people who aren't the closest two buddies walked in right behind me with beaming smiles and hugs and kisses, that was lovely! I felt at home.
Jill was waiting outside the lecture theatre when I rocked up. Looking stylish in her own crazy was as she always does. Definitely a personality in there! Bless her. Happy to see her. Deafness was terrible for me today (feeling all blocked somewhere) and we agreed to sit at the front (we always do). As the lecturers arrived, I realised this was a treat to get them all in the same room at the same time - what I loved about those guys is they are really funny together! Watching them filled me with absolute smiles inside and outside. Brilliant. These guys are geniuses.
I've loved my summer but I feel ready to be back. Not much has changed. Although realising that all of us now know what lies ahead and we still chose to come back is amazing.
Warnings were given that this year is going to be massively harder. Yet I'm sure that the subjects are going to be super interesting and that will kind of make things easier.
Erasamus was spoken about lots which is a European exchange programme where you spend the summer or a year studying abroad. As nutrition students we goto Spain. The idea makes my eyes light up but in reality, the food, crohns etc won't make things easy. Besides, I'm away on holiday with Mum and the twins next summer. Exciting to hear about though. Then comes the work placement ideas.
Again, interesting we were told to consider what Masters or PhD programmes we may be interested in. Well, there's a thought. I'm guessing the time is likely to fly by.....
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