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Look at it this way res - even if you do change courses again, you'll still finish before me. :P The gaming thing sounds really interesting, and I guess it has a bit more purpose than your BA. I'm all for Ben finishing his law degree before he goes to Brisbane, but that's because he'll get a freaking law degree. Definitely a good fallback. For you finishing the BA wouldn't get you much but personal satisfaction of actually finishing a degree... What I'm saying is you should go for it! If you think you'll enjoy it.
hahahahaha oh kaleah you make so many good points! especially no #newepicfails i really hope you get into that course at unsw - i reckon that'll be heaps interesting for you and a great career. i wish we could all find stable careers like they tend to have in the sciences :S you will be ace at it and the time will fly by because it'll be challenging enough to make u pay attention i guess. or at least that's where i struggle at uni :P ps thank you so much for having us over on saturday - that was the best fun i've had in ages
Macquarie really does has a damn attractive population. I fell in love three times today, and I was only there for two hours. Welcome back to Macq, Resi - we have a hospital, train station, statues, museums, trees, an army of ibises, and more hotties than you can poke a skinny well-dressed stick at.
Humanities is a bitch. How W6A isn't filled with sobbing, shaking, rocking, muttering, ranting students, I'll never know.
:) JUST DO WHATEVER YOU WANT!!! :) Do you need a uni course to teach you design skills, or can you do it at tafe?
The ultimate piece of info to take away from this is: NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER do something for anyone else but yourself and your own reasons. If you want to be a designer/whatever, then fucking pursue it :) You're thinking about how to get to the end goal, but really shouldn't you be thinking of how to practice and grow your design skills in EVERYDAY LIFE? :) coz really, it's the everyday life that enables us to reach that graduation day.
Whatever you choose to do, I'll be proud, as long as you're trying as hard as you can to do your best :) That sounded really parent-y...
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The gaming thing sounds really interesting, and I guess it has a bit more purpose than your BA. I'm all for Ben finishing his law degree before he goes to Brisbane, but that's because he'll get a freaking law degree. Definitely a good fallback. For you finishing the BA wouldn't get you much but personal satisfaction of actually finishing a degree... What I'm saying is you should go for it! If you think you'll enjoy it.
At least you're not at #newepicfails
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i really hope you get into that course at unsw - i reckon that'll be heaps interesting for you and a great career. i wish we could all find stable careers like they tend to have in the sciences :S
you will be ace at it and the time will fly by because it'll be challenging enough to make u pay attention i guess. or at least that's where i struggle at uni :P
ps thank you so much for having us over on saturday - that was the best fun i've had in ages
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Humanities is a bitch. How W6A isn't filled with sobbing, shaking, rocking, muttering, ranting students, I'll never know.
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Do you need a uni course to teach you design skills, or can you do it at tafe?
The ultimate piece of info to take away from this is: NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER do something for anyone else but yourself and your own reasons.
If you want to be a designer/whatever, then fucking pursue it :) You're thinking about how to get to the end goal, but really shouldn't you be thinking of how to practice and grow your design skills in EVERYDAY LIFE? :) coz really, it's the everyday life that enables us to reach that graduation day.
Whatever you choose to do, I'll be proud, as long as you're trying as hard as you can to do your best :) That sounded really parent-y...
lol
xoxxoxo
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