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"Life of the Dullard"

5th October 2004

Today, the dullard got up on time. He got ready for college and missed breakfast. He soon took off, and was infact early to his classes. He got straight into his work, and barely raised a smile all day. He had an uneventful chips and gravy for lunch, and washed it down with an uneventful drink of coke. The dullard then went back to the theater room before lesson started, but no-one could be bothered playing with him. He didn't say a single word to a few of his close mates, then worked. After getting stuck in a lecture, the dullard returned home. He went on his Xbox, listened to some music, and went on the forums. If his life follows this exact path again, tomorrow, he may just cry. The dullard is me...

Why not make the effort to talk to people, instead of just complaining about it?

Why else do you think you sleep so much better when you're on holiday?

I hate being in "The Cycle", get up, uni, home, do work, bed, up for uni.

Repeat until the weekend where it changes slightly to get up, work, home, light recreation, bed, up for work, home, light recreation, bed.

I know hahaha, see ya.

We are a rare breed. G'night people...

same here hibernator, except I need to present a media powerpoint presentation.

That's a shame. But I look at myself, I love college, my course, my mates. I have no doubt that I'll stay in touch with them. I'm just down, and I don't know why. I look at myself, seventeen, single, jobless, and about to perform our latest project to an audience next week. I need to go to college, tomorrow, with a smile on my face.

Life gets monotonous doesnt it? =P

Lately I've been running in the same cycle, all I seem to do is get up, go to college - get into my work (I find it interesting - law, psychology, english literature) but my social life at college really isn't anything to write home (or post) about lol... I have friends but they're the sort of friends you know you won't keep in contact with once the college year ends - I'm secretly hoping things will change when I hit uni.

I took refuge in my GBA when I got home today, escapism is the way to go from this boring BORING world =P

In the words of that robot off that old programme:

"I think you ought to know, I am feeling very depressed."

The Hibernator wrote:
> 5th October 2004
>
> no-one could be bothered playing with him.


I feel sorry for you...i'd had teachers like that, now behind bars