tea journal

Man what a stressful week, it made me feel a little (ahhh go) crazy and (ahhh go) stupid (yerrr I'm @ing you sean), but nonetheless the presentations are now OVER!  After presenting, I thought that stressful feeling would leave ... y'all I thought wrongggggg and if anything I'm feeling even MORE stressed. I know that I didn't amazing, ya girl was a little nervous and that led to her speaking a little too fast (sorry kids). As much as I complained about bullet journaling over the course of these six weeks, I really don't regret choosing this as my project choice. Like I've mentioned like 147 times, this project helped me with being not mentally amazing, but like mentally okay and that is a big jump from how I was at the start of the project. As for the presentation itself, it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, and yea I messed up and spoke a little too fast, but this kinda helped me with presenting because we had to present on a stage and all. Ever

I AM SO GLAD THIS PROJECT IS ALMOST OVER and I mean this in the nicest way possible. Y'all lets be real after this is over I probably won't be journaling as much anymore, but this doesn't mean that I'll be done with my precious bullet journal (named Kevin) forever, I'll just be not writing in it as much and picking up a new hobby, something I should've done for this project which is learning how to Read and Write in Thai properly. I already know how to, but I only know how to read and write things that aren't very school appropriate and because I'm going back to Thailand this year and attending school there again, I would like to surprise my former teachers with my literacy improvements. I apologize for my GRIMEY handwriting  Now that I think about it, maybe Kevin will come in handy for my next personal project. She will be the place where I take (minor) notes, meaning the notes that I will need for my everyday life there. Kevin will sure keep me