First semester, checked! ✔️

Believe it or not, it has been 4 months since I got into university and I have survived the first semester of university. Phewww! I am currently on my semester break and only now, I've realized that I haven't blogged a thing about university. And to be really honest, stories of my life as a uni student is something that I really want to share with people because getting into uni is definitely the turning point in my life... Hence, this post.

Okay so... where do I begin? 

Let's start from the beginning, shall we? 

Stage 1: Before entering university.

First (and the most exciting) step: shopping!

I know I went a bit too far with this because I bought everything: new pencil box, new stationeries, new bag and some other things that I probably don't need.

Second step: make a list.

Took me almost 2 days to complete the list because I wanted to bring everything to uni. For someone who is as reckless as I am, it's crucial to do this step.

Third step: packing! 

I remember how sad I was when I was packing. I never wanted to leave my lover behind: my room. Why on earth hasn't someone invented a luggage that's big enough to put a room in it?!

Fourth step: cry.

Stage 2: First day of university.

Photos of my new room. I knew I needed to spice up this room by decorating it because let's not deny the obvious: it is plain and boring. 

My housemates... and a stranger. Just kidding, that's our senior. And yea, this was taken during orientation day. 

Stage 3: One month in university.

I started to appreciate and love this place. I also took a lot of breath taking sunset/sunrise pictures here. And keep in mind, all these photos are unfiltered. Beautiful, aren't they?

I cleaned and organized my desk area. I bought a mini board and hang it on the wall. I pasted some polaroid photos of my love ones, my schedule, my work-out routine and some other things on it. 

A lot of things have changed within these 4 months. My productivity level had increased tremendously and I was blessed with amazing lecturers and classmates. I'm happy.

And then...

Check out my result for this semester.

I'm happier!