Sincerely, Sawda

Literally, despite only being back at school for 1 and a half weeks, I feel the upgrade in intensity from what GCSE's were. It may actually be because I haven't had a proper form of learning or education in the last 3 months, but nonetheless, I'm feeling the effects of Sixth Form already. I stayed in my school, and as much as I do wonder how it would have been if I had left, I always conclude with the idea that I did make the right decision in staying. The way I see it is that these two years are solely for getting into university, the easiest way of doing that being staying at my sixth form; in an environment that I'm comfortable and familiar with; both factors being those that I can use to my advantage. I like sixth form, but at the same time I don't. I like being older in school and not having to wear the horrible uniform that I did, but there are downsides to the new academic life. Take having to wear your own clothes for example. Although I've ju...

Myself. To the world of blogging. Its summer, I'm quite bored and I figured 'why not?' I also told myself and some friends that this is something that I wanted to do, purely because the prospect of having a blog was intriguing.There are also other reasons like: A) I feel that sometimes I quite a bit to say, which isn't always appropriate for Facebook or easy enough to constrain into the 140 characters of Twitter. Either way, a blog like this would be a good way of sharing and expressing my thoughts, and possibly sorting them out for myself in my head for myself. I have an opportunity to write out what I want to say in enough detail to keep myself content, and avoid misunderstanding (hopefully). B) I like to look into things, and then share those things with other people. Not just opinion like I've said in  point A, but more like facts, how-to-dos and knowledge about random things. I think it'll be pretty cool to be able to know that I could be a base of...