So it’s definitely been a while, sorry for being away so
long. It has been possibly the most stressful month of my life but all the
stress is now over. When I last blogged, I had just been to a couple interviews
for my PGCE. Well…after four nerve-wracking interviews and plenty of panicked
waiting, I found out on Friday that I have been accepted! Very exciting knowing
that from September, I am going to be training at UCL to become a Social
Sciences teacher. It is going to be a really difficult year financially and
there will be little time for much else than studying BUT it is all going to be
worth it J
Now for that last push to finish my degree! I have four
weeks of lectures, two coursework submissions and three exams between me and
graduating. Definitely looking forward to a break – I feel like it’s been
non-stop for three years but I’m really going to miss this place…
On the upside (as there always is one), I get to move
back out of London with the Kitten to the greener pastures of Surrey. I adore
living in London but I’m excited to be a tourist coming here again. I’m ready
to have a garden and my family around me for BBQs and have my niece round to
ride her bike, it’s been a long time waiting for this - much excite! J
As I already feel I have nothing else to say due to my
brain being bogged down by dissertation work, I shall leave you with an excerpt
from a book I recently read:
“...I see myself at crossroads in my life,
mapless, lacking bits of knowledge - then, the Moon breaks through, lights up
the path before me...”
John Geddes, Familiar Rain
Even if you don’t know
which path to take or people are telling you what is best for you: be true to
yourself and do what makes YOU happy. It’s not necessarily a bad thing to not
know what is coming next. A path will open for you.
