
:) I feel so :) all of a sudden. I'm in the process of working out the kinks in what I want to do. I think Hospitality Management is where I'm heading. I never really liked the idea of an office job, but something about the formalities of it and the idea of international work opportunities is so inviting. I love the idea of the formal work, I loved doing the different functions and being part of organisations that work on putting together functions. Going into a Hotel and being able to say, "I manage this. I run it." is what I want to one day be able to say. I want to be able to travel overseas and live in another country doing something I love. I don't know what part of the Hospitality industry I want to be in, but it is definitely in Hospitality. And the best part is I don't have to go to University. I can get all 4 certificates at TAFE, bonus.
I'm finally all caught up on my work, and could possibly be a little bit ahead of everyone. Biology was extremely satisfying today, because I'd already read through and taken note of the things on Active and Passive Transport, and Diffusion and Osmosis. I already knew it, so the worksheets were easier and it was more like revision instead of new work. :) I was pretty happy. I've decided that I'm going to sit by myself in class from now on. After trying it today I managed to stay on task and concentrate better than when I sit with other people. I've just finished four hours of study and I'm feeling so good.
Top all of that off with KFC, a gorgeous boyfriend and the best friends and family in the world and I'm pretty much set for being in the right head space for the next 50 weeks of schooling. 12 weeks of holidays, 4 terms and 8 weeks left of school. I don't know whether to be excited or scared, but one thing's for sure, I can't wait to get out there, be more confident in myself and in my choices, have an idea of where I'm heading, and the work I need to do to get there. All's left is to get a job and start saving, and I'll be set. Finally starting to work things out.
So I raise my glass to the future, because God knows I plan on making it so much better than the past I'm leaving behind.