cheerfulWith all this, I unfortunately, haven't done very much for uni. Like nothing at all for most of my courses. My last couple of marks were all in the 60 - 70% range which isn't so great, but should still allow me to graduate. It's not like it actually matters. I'm in no shape to be working any job that requires more than couple of hours a week. And then most of those jobs are out of the question still because I live in a rural area and have no car. Like that position for 6 hours/week in the fruit-and-veggie section at a supermarket in the area. But it was in another village with no bus connection to my village and too far to go by bicycle. Not that I actually own a bike. Had one, but it was stolen years ago and I never replaced it.
Yeah, that's pretty much all. I'm still at the family home, with my father's health issues on-going, unfortunately. We have (fairly) new neighbours. J, the drug dealer finally moved out and a large family moved in. No more parties until the sun goes up next door! Seriously, that guy was partying all the time with people coming and going at all hours. You could even smell the weed when walking past his garage which he used as a balcony. New neighours are much quieter.
