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Going to university is a big step in life. 

It's the time you're gonna get ready for your (dream)job. You've just turned 18 (for most of us) and got some more freedom.

This scholar year went on so fast. I've barely seen it. The moment I started to understand that the year was over was when the outbreak arrived in my home country. There was only one month and a half left.

I'll probably make a whole chapter about the oubreak because I have a lot to say about it. 

I got a very busy year in general. It tooks me couple months to get used to the new kind of schedule. Because the way of learning is very different from high school , it was more tiring at first. 

Once I got used to it, it became more confortable but still tiring. When I had time to rest I used it to spend time with my family or friends and I let Wattpad on the side for this year. I was a difficult decision to make. Some poeple were asking for updates but I didn't have the time and the will of writting.

I'm very happy of this first year in unuiversity. I met new friends, got closer to the one I had back in high school. I've learned so much more about life in a year that I've learned in booth middle and high school. I've met people that today are the one whom keeps me motivates. I'm glad I've met them.

I finally started to like what I was learning in class. I've struggled a lot the past years to find what I was into when it comes to study. Turns out foreign languages are something I really love to learn. 

But there is not only good sides of course. 

As I told earlier I got very tired and it became very difficult for me by the end of the first semester to keep on going. 

I was spending most of my time at school or in transportation. I wasn't living in a dorm compared to when I was an high school student. So I was waking up early, going to the university by train, getting all my daily classes, waiting at the train station for two hours before going back home. I had to do the biggest part of my homework when I was taking the train heading back home and still have more to do when it was the weekend. 

The second semester got very "short". I got my driving licence so the ride was taking me shorter time to get to the uni. And then the outbreak arrived in France and it gets easier. Classes weren't easier (even more difficult because we barely had classes with teachers here to explain us the lesson) but I saved so many time with it. Teachers all thought we only had their classes so we got additional homework to do but it was okay. Sometime. 

Now my exam are over and I am very happy to say that I'm going to my second year in september. 

You've seen that these days i've been revising my books that were already complete. I still have one to revise before starting to write again. My goal is to finish at least one of my hiatus story by the end of the summer holidays. 

That's pretty much it!

See you~~