The first day of school is always a little bit scary, who's in your class, who're your teachers, what's the schedule and go on like that. Especially when you're changing schools and you have to get to know the building to find your way and not get lost every five minutes. This year, I am going to a completely new school where I'm going to spend four years of my life. Last monday we had an introduction day and this monday my lessons will start. The introduction was okay, I wasn't as nervous as I thought I'd be. Maybe because of all the positive changes I have been through last year, there are so much great memories but the one I find the greatest is the Philosophy symposium. I was such a nervous scared wreck, no confidence at all. It helped loads to gain confidence. My advice would be to just get out there and just talk to people because most of us are nervous to meet new people. Nobody knows how someone will react to you and everybody just wants to be found nice. There's actually no reason to look down on people unless you're going to help them up. So I just got my books in the mail, they're freaking thick. I'm going to study laws, I am excited yet scared at the same time. I'm mainly scared for the 'what ifs or the whys'. I really should be able to do this properly but nobody can predict the future. I just do not want to fail, I cannot fail. As mentioned the books are thick, especially the ones that describe all laws. I just hope I'll be okay at it, without lots of stress which I had last year. Last year I actually did two years in one and three years in three months, crazy when I think about it but I passed. This year will hopefully go regularly. My schedule is alright, short days and most start in the afternoon which is quite a bummer. I am a morning person and love to have the middays off but the schedule changes every week so who knows it'll be sometimes in my benefit?
Anyway for all of you out there who're going to school this year I wish a lot of luck and with commitment and hard work you should be able to get there, so will I.

Love, Tien.