I'm in my second year of university now. 

It's a tougher year ahead than the last but because of certain things at home I'm going to be staying at home and travelling to my university whenever I need to. 

It's 2-3 hours of travelling there and of course, another 2-3 when I go back home. 

Yesterday I woke up at 7, left the house by 7:30 and I didn't get home until 13 hours later. It was a long tiring day and sitting on a train for 2 hours isn't the most exhilarating thing in the world lol.

Gotta be up at 5:30 on a Monday just to make it on time and I probably won't get home on those days until about 5:30pm, which isn't that bad but some Mondays I might leave at 6am and because of certain tutor sessions or meetings I might not get home until 9pm but I have to do the same thing the next day so it's just get in, eat food and then sleep straightaway. 

It''s not that bad overall and I only started on Monday so it's a case of getting used to timings of trains and when I need to sleep, but if anyone knows me they would know I don't sleep very well and I have been very tired this week. I never knew sitting on a train could actually make me more tired during the day. It's almost sitting in a moving vehicle wears you down somehow but it happens.

And now today, the only train I could make for my day at Uni got cancelled, so I had to come home. That's great and all, having an extra day off and it's the first week so it doesn't matter too much but if it happens at an important time then I'd be screwed, or have to play catch-up. I'm just glad it's happened early so I can try and plan around it and get some support in place to enable me to work things out for this year lol

I'm just really really tired so here is hoping there is no stress because i'd be worn out very fast.