Blog de Brad

Hey.

This is a photo of a really tired looking me who’s also repping the wonky glasses. Four hours of typing and I think I deserve the time for a quick Tumblr post.

It’s apparent that pretty much all first year students in the U.K with a Tumblr account’s post volume will of decreased dramatically at the end of September - I’m no exception. I want to keep this thing going, just for the fun of talking about me on the internet. But all I can really say at the moment about myself is that I’m a university student who, if isn’t studying the hardest he probably ever has done, is probably intoxicated to an inappropriate level.

I don’t class reblogging as making a Tumblr post either. The last three posts I have made have just been pointless reblogs of appreciation rather than any personal input I could make about them.

So that’s why I’ve decided to think about making some content with an actual point. I don’t know what it’ll be about, but I’m sure you’ll know what it is about when I start.

I dunno if this will be a popular move, so I’ll make sure to update peeps about what’s going on with me and my life when there’s something interesting to talk about.

Every one seems to be dying at university.

The rest of the flat is throwing up anything they eat five minutes afterward. It’s like a ghost town here apart the sound of vomit hitting the sink or the bath. I’m doing amazingly well. Lost half a stone (more down to my new shit university diet than down to trying to get fit) which I’m pretty chuffed with.

Yet, ironically, out of the spectrum of students I know here, it’s me that is booking himself in to an uncomfortable shitty hospital bed and a date with general anesthetic on thursday. I’m sure you’ll agree, good times. Don’t worry I’m not dying or anything. I’ve had what’s called in my hometown, ‘a dicky knee’ for the last few years and the NHS has finally decided that they can do something about it.

I only found out 5 days ago which was a bit of a shock to the system. After the massive changes in my life at uni I’d completely forgotten about it.