Time

As my time in IADT has progressed I’ve realise the importance of time itself and how essential it is to utilise this time productively to maximise efficiency. It also plays such a pivotal role, considering that I undertake in journey’s each day that last around five hours from my town of origin in Louth(yes, I did say LOUTH). It’s hilarious when I come into to college and hear people talking about how hard is it to be up at 8 o’clock in the morning, but, for some reason I fail to empathise with their situation with regards time. After my first lecture or two in which I’ve been concentrating for the most part, are over , my energy levels tend to take a slump and I turn to the caffeinated substances such a tea and coffee as means of revival. As the day drags on I become less in tune with conversation, as the toll of commuting takes effect. This becomes extremely evident when I try to do some study. I have ended up on several occasions head butting the desk as well as the odd commencement of drooling, which is obviously a key, charming fact for the women who read this blog. On the rare occasion that I venture out to the classy pub that is bakers or into town, I again have to find some way of delaying the inevitable but this time through the medium of mostly sugar, energy drinks from the most reputable of places Lidl.