Hmm, mine is somewhat an ongoing thing that has serious consequences for my future life (and financial situation). This being my constant, for lack of a better word, approach to university. For the past 5 years I've used it as an excuse for sleeping in late, doing bugger all and just having a crummy part time job.

And now it's come to another cross roads in that I've pretty much failed this year: the first year of my new course in aeronautical engineering. Well not drastically failed but I failed half my classes, which obviously isn't good enough to advance into the next year. Before this course I was doing medicine but I didn't really fancy all the hard work so after 3 years I dropped out, took a year out and started the course I am on.

Now either they're just going to chuck me out of university or I'm going to have to pay out £1850 to resit this year (the Scottish government only pays tuition for your first course) or maybe they'll let me do an exam only resit year (which would equal lots of pissing about, part time work, fun and less tuition fees).

So as you can see I've made some rather silly choices; I'm super smart but I'm also super dumb and lazy at the same. These choices will probably cause me much regret in my later life if everything does not magically work out (the magic being that I somehow come across £100,000 and can pay to get a commercial pilots license). Alas, I stick my head in the sand and wait for it all to go pear shaped then just do it again; I have issues, I should see a shrink.

Oh that was good to get out.