The application of shorthand.

Today, as always with Mondays, I attended my Key Concepts lecture, and being as it's all pretty much common sense I decided to use the lecture to revise my shorthand. This didn't really work, as my shorthand isn't that great. However, all revision is good revision right? And I got some notes from my lecture, which can only be a good thing, disregarding the content of the lecture and it's worth.

Juggling social, work and relationships all the time is becoming tiresome, speaking of which, Megabus is all talk, the whole £1 thing is a lie; £15 to get to Nottingham each way, from and to London, then the cost of getting to Winchester from there. Having a girlfriend will most definitely be expensive whilst I'm here, not that it's not worth it. I'd recommend it in fact.

Anyways, I digress to less officious topics, which I'm still not certain where to draw the line on with this blog. Shorthand is proving difficult, but very progressive and with more and more practice is becoming relatively simple, although, it's still faster for me to write in longhand, which is ironic, but hey ho!

I am yet to receive my Betrand Russell book, which is particularly annoying, yet it offers the opportunity for me to try ploughing through this law book, fun fun fun. I'm finding that I recognise a lot of the content from AS Law, which is reassuring, but my patience with the quantity of 'double-dutchery' is wearing thin to say the least.

Now, after this erratic foray into the mind of a rather worn out student, I wl lv u to do yr own thng (shorthand before it's made into symbols ;)).