Better late than never.

The last of the summer exams finished days ago and now the exam season seems like a distant memory.  I did a massive amount of revision for my maths but I didn't leave the Great Hall feeling massively confident on many occasions.  There's nothing I can do about it now though so there's no point worrying about it.

I did say I'd get back to blogging after the last exam on Wednesday but as my beautiful Elizabeth only had a few days left before leaving campus to go and begin her busy summer holiday, I decided to spend as much time with her as I could.  Now that she's gone, however, I have nothing left to do apart from sit at my laptop for two weeks until I go home.  Hopefully I'll get some creativity back into my writing in that time.  It'll be nice to be more unrestricted in what I'm doing when I've been almost mindlessly running through specific algorithms for so long to find answers to standard (at least standard for university level) maths questions. 

While I'm being creative I'll have a good opportunity to play some computer games that I was oh so eager to play instead of doing revision.  I'm proud to say that I didn't even do one quest until my exams were over though, and other than playing a lot more chess than usual (because it's a quick game that promotes forward thinking and interpreting situations and is therefore nearly as good as revision) I avoided playing much at all.  I think I'll be an Arch Mage when I get back to Garswood.