Hectic: Characterized by intense activity, confusion, or haste

Or

marked by intense agitation or emotion.

Yeeeeah, I’ll go with the second. Although, both definitions would sum up my week perfectly. Making so many changes in your life in just one week should have a medicine prescribed for it. God your meeting your new flat mates, meeting new friends, enrolling for your classes, signing up for societies and much more.

So forgive me for not posting but I have been crazy busy, I’m kinda settling in to uni now. My flatmates are great, lol and not dirty (added bonus) we share two bathrooms, a kitchen and a sitting room area. We have so much fun together, there are six of us in my flat two guys and four girls, Jay, Amelia, Tori, Tom and Alice. Alice is my favourite she’s an absolute darling we hang out quite alot. There are five other flats in our block which is B block and the people although I haven’t met all of them seem nice too. Ashleigh who was in my class in college last year is in the flat above mine so that’s really great at least I knew I had him there before I came, and I hung out in his flat on Friday with Tori and some of his flatmates it was fun.

I’ve been coming home these past two weekends because I’ve really missed my family, also I haven’t been sleeping that well at uni, it really takes me time to get used to new settings. I’m probably going to try and stay down in Oxford this weekend though for the first time also we have planned to go ice skating on Saturday so that should be an additional incentive.

All in all it has been a good two weeks so far, not great but good I hope that it carries on going up from here and my university experience is as great as people make it out to be. Everyone says that I should cherish these moments because its going to be gone before I know it. I’ll look back and all I will have is the memories that I made, its kinda hard to cherish the moment while you’re in it but I’ll try.

7ikmat el-post: As happens sometimes a moment settled and hovered and remained for much more than a moment. And sound stopped and movement stopped for much, much more than a moment. And then the moment was gone.

Labels: adjusting, flatmates, moments, Oxford, uni