I've done all I possibly can about uni apps for this year's round. And it's time to kick back and watch for news. But I can't. It just doesn't feel right, and it won't.
If you're aimless, anything will do, which means also everything will do, and you'd probably end up doing a little bit of everything (consider equal random distribution) and thus nothing substantial. When nothing substantial happens, your memory fails to register much, and you have less memorable experiences (I'm using this adjective a little differently from what you might be used to). When you have less memorable experiences, time passes faster. That it NOT good. At least for me.
So now, I feel like a ship which just left a port, heading out toward open sea, with no bearing. (Of course this is only temporarily because of army) I'll need to set course again. Luckily, I think I have just the right task to push to top priority.
It's strange... Despite having quite a bit of free time here and there, some things just cannot be done despite having enough time to do so. If that is puzzling, the answer has to do with location and resources available. I can't possibly learn or practice driving while outfield can I? But certainly I have enough time to do so then. This is why I've been upgrading my aresenal of mobile technologies. I've just modified another cable to fit with my portable charger, so I only have to bring one instead of two to charge two of my devices outfield. The better my aresenal, the more resources I have, and the more things I can do with free time in any location. It's thanks to army that I've turned into some form of mobile tech warrior, but hey, I'd rather ORD.