On September 17th 2013, I left home and moved to university. It was quite an exciting time and I enjoyed it to begin with but as time has gone on, I'm enjoying it less and less amd even considering leaving to go and get another qualification called an NVQ. What I would do it in I have no idea... What I'm thinking of trying to do, is be alot more permanent on italki and seeing how that goes then possibly doing an NVQ course in teacher training. What do you think?
Hello everyone!
On the 17th of September I will be leaving home and so soon, I will be starting to prepare for that! It's a bit of a scary thought because I've lived in the same house my whole life and even had the same bedroom for my whole life.
I thought it would be interesting to learn about your experiences of leaving home.
I hope you'll be willing to speak about this and I hope it will possibly help some of you out there who are looking to improve your English writing skills.
So, I'm writing this at well, it's 5:10am now and I'm just starting. I haven't slept yet... and I woke up at about 9am this morning. That's a while without sleep...
I suffer from insomnia, no every night, just sort of phases!
Although I really love to sleep (who doesn't?) I actually don't mind not being able to sleep. I'm a night owl anyway so my prime time is about 10pm onwards! It's this time that I do most of my work (I write alot) and when I read and all of that good stuff!
I wouldn't suggest doing school work at 1am though... not a good idea.
I was just wondering, how many of you are like me?
Are you a night owl? Are you an early bird?
Let me know!
It's Ireland right?
Wrong! It's Wales, my home.
You see, alot of people aren't actually aware that Wales exists, we have our own language and alot of people don't even realise that!
Wales was actually what it is now, England, AND half of Scotland! Granted, that was a VERY long time ago!
I wanted to know what you know about Wales? If you don't, would you want to know more?
I think it's interesting really, because so many people think of the "United Kingdom" as "England", it's actually not. Ireland, Scotland and Wales have different traditions and much older traditions than England. Wales is fortunate enough to have a language which is still alive... just!
Thank you for reading,
I'd love for you to write your thoughts etc and tell me if you want to know more!
