To learn is to put yourself through a frustrating process.

I was gonna say, 'faaaaaaaaark' because of enrollment issues, which I presume is caused by inefficiency, and the difficulty in choosing an elective and optional unit.

But then I thought maybe it really isn't that hard. If you know what you want.

I guess I find it hard to choose a unit because I care too much about the assessments. Going to be busy with Business units and, possibly, a leadership programme next semester. So I want to keep other half of the workload at an average or lower, if possible. And I want to do so many things. I've got science, computing, language and Internet units that I wanna do.

The astronomy units were pretty cool, but not enough credits (only 12.5 credits each). If I took up two astronomy units to fulfill my visa reqs then I'll have too much homework (arguable).

I found out that Summer programmes are available to those who want to study for personal interests. But one unit costs about AUD 2.7.

And now I'm not sure what to do with my degree anymore. Learn Japanese and do a Work and Travel programme? Stick myself in production or events? Or work with an airline (Last resort although I've always thought of becoming an air hostess. HAhAhA.)?

Bubble milk tea sucks. But I feel like sucking in air through the straw so I sound like a chipmunk. I don't really know how to do it, but watching beatboxing videos made me assume that's how you do it. Sucking in lots of air.