Here's an update on the state of my studies. I roughly know what I'm gonna be doing now, groups have been formed, and stuff is most likely gonna start flying next week. I find myself working with the same people most of the time. Sure, it's a tried and tested formula and I'm not complaining but sometimes a change in the environment is good, no? Helps to liven things up a bit instead of the same old same old. Nevertheless, things are as they are now.

I'm working with a certain 'notorious' character for one of my major projects. He is...how u say, a mythical creature. He's known for being around for a couple years (still in the SAME year), no one knows where he comes from and he disappears until the final presentation. You don't see him but he's there.

This is...unsettling to say the least. The thing is, I really wanted to do this topic, but this means I'd have a 50% chance of grouping with him. When it came down to it...well, I figure somebody had to group with him so I took the hit. Let's face it, it was either me or my friend so I don't know am I stupid or just too nice.

Maybe I just dug my own grave. There's another 3 person group but they refuse to split up to help me form a 3 man group. So the only other person is me, myself, and I. Okay, I'm sure to give him a chance of course at first but I don't know how is it going to turn out.

I face the upcoming semester with uncertainty, half wondering what I got myself into, half determined to fight my way out of it, come hell or high water.

In the end it all boils down to one thing.

How much is it worth to do something you like?