I remember my early days on Hive, where I used to do anime opening themes all the time, but I feel like the themes lend themselves to this, and of course I love these songs, so I don’t need to be asked twice to do them. I’ve had a swollen lymph node in my neck ever since I caught a cold, but I haven’t been to the doctor so as not to complicate things for myself right now. The thing is, I’ve got a bit of a cold; I know my voice wasn’t great, but if you notice something a bit odd, that might be why.
Hello lovely people of the HIVE OPEN MIC community, it’s
here, and this time I’m taking part in Week 316, titled ‘I know what’s coming’. I didn’t want to leave this post until the last minute; I always do my best to post on time each week, but this time I slipped up and didn’t want to let you down. I hope to stay on schedule from now on, I really do. My postgraduate exams are in full swing; this is really driving me mad. I’m also struggling with my dissertation; I’m still a bit lazy. I’m reminded that I was given the opportunity to continue with this postgraduate course in Marine Biology, so I need to keep pushing myself. After all, I do want to get this Master’s degree, and maybe now I’ll actually fall in love with the marine field. The song I’ve chosen is the opening theme from one of the anime series I watched as a child; right now, I’m trying to recall a time when life was simpler. The song is the opening theme for the anime Inuyasha and is called “I Must Change the World”. I didn’t want to keep thinking about whether another song might come to mind; I’m happy with how my choice for this week turned out. I definitely needed to do this; I feel it’s very much in keeping with the week, although I don’t think it turned out quite right, and I respect it if you didn’t like how it all turned out.
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I can relate to the subject matter at the moment, but only to a certain extent. I always say – perhaps you’ve read here too that I want this postgraduate course to end, for better or for worse – I genuinely hoped I’d love it, but I’ve struggled with it from the start. I don’t want to blame it; rather, I’m grateful to my best friend who’s doing the course with me – she’s having the same experience as me, always teetering on the brink of failing. We always cheer each other on, and there we are, still fighting on.
To be honest, I’m confident she’ll pass this postgraduate course; she enjoys the subject, and we did really well together at undergraduate level, so I’m certain she’ll manage to get that qualification. For my part, I’m hoping to graduate alongside her, as I finished my undergraduate degree before she did; it would be lovely to achieve this goal together this time. I might have to work a bit harder, but believe me, I’m doing my best to pass – I’ll just have to wait and see how it turns out. Having said all that, I feel I can relate to her situation, and what I do know is that I’ll support my little girl so she can graduate.
I try to let all the things in my life flow, I might try to force everything a little bit, like with the Marine Biology postgraduate course or trying to be constant in Hive, but whatever ends up turning out, I know I will know how to accept it. Grateful for all the good things that have happened to me and the bad things that I have gotten rid of, for your support, I hope you also visit my other posts, good luck with your content and see you next week.
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