So last month were my first lectures as a 3rd and final year student nurse and I sat down yesterday to make my list of assignments, all I could think was WOW I have a hell of a lot of work to do by Christmas (you'll be able to see all I get up to on my twitter and instagram!), so I thought I would do a rambly type of post.
Even though I am super excited for Christmas to be here as well come on it's Christmas!! I also have the Liverpool blogger event during November, that I'm excited to catch up with all the girls again. I also think it'll be great as at the end of November I have to have my dissertation draft to be in, so I think it'll be great motivation and give me a much needed break.
That being said a massive, very stressful thing due before Christmas is my 6,000 word dissertation which my first draft needs to be in by the end of November if I want feedback on the whole thing. It's very stressful as we have 4/5 weeks to write 6,000 words and we have just started our dissertation meetings, so if I suddenly disappear from any and all social media and my blog that may be why! That being said anyone that has written their dissertation and has any super helpful tips please please please leave them below or send them to my email!!! It has been about 5 months since I've written anything academic (thank you placements!), so it is taking some time to get back into (I know it sounds silly but when you spend 5 months writing blog posts, you can slip out of academic writing quite easily!).
I think I might start doing these life rambles posts a bit more regularly as they're quite cathartic and pressure relieving as you can get everything out on a page!
That being said a massive, very stressful thing due before Christmas is my 6,000 word dissertation which my first draft needs to be in by the end of November if I want feedback on the whole thing. It's very stressful as we have 4/5 weeks to write 6,000 words and we have just started our dissertation meetings, so if I suddenly disappear from any and all social media and my blog that may be why! That being said anyone that has written their dissertation and has any super helpful tips please please please leave them below or send them to my email!!! It has been about 5 months since I've written anything academic (thank you placements!), so it is taking some time to get back into (I know it sounds silly but when you spend 5 months writing blog posts, you can slip out of academic writing quite easily!).
I think I might start doing these life rambles posts a bit more regularly as they're quite cathartic and pressure relieving as you can get everything out on a page!
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