future prospects.

so today, my last day of term before the easter holidays was really quite productive. i didn't neccessarily do any work in school, infact all i did was watch dvds in my classes, but afterwards i went to town with my friends for lunch and ended up one step further in finding out what i want to do at uni! (if you knew my completely scattered career ideas, you'd pat me on the back for actually taking action in sorting something out.) i've finally started to feel motivated and excited for leaving school and moving on to the next level.

for a while there, it was all a bit blurred about what exactly i wanted to do, and if i'm honest, it's still pretty blurred but i feel like there's finally some movement happening and things are getting in motion. this honestly excites  me a lot more than many other things in my life. it gives me something, other than good A-Level results, to strive for.

i talked to this woman, margaret, in terms of maybe what i wanted to do. she gave me some websites to look at and ways for me to think about narrowing my options down from what i told her: 'so, i want to work with people and i really like english'. but i've had a look at one of the websites and i think i may have found an area i want to work in. i'm not too sure, but i'm so pumped to do more research on it and get a good idea of what i want to do. so far a lot of arrows point to YES but it's extremely early days. i'm just happy i have ideas. ideas are great.

i'm actually motivated for the next two weeks. to catch up on sleep, talk to margaret a bit more and finally tackle revision. i have a good feeling about it; i hope it turns out as planned. it's about time something did.

'go do. throw seeds to sprout, make your own break: let them grow. we should always know that we can do anything'.

jónsi knows his biz.