I do say, the last 3-4 months of my life have been rather eventful, to say the least. I've restarted college, contracted a minorly serious illness, enjoyed the company of my closest friends and girlfriend and, overall, enjoyed my time well-spent with friends and family. Well, minus the illness part.
What's probably stood out for me the most though, in the last quarter of a year, would be my girlfriend. Recently smashing my previous relationship-length record of 4 months and 3 weeks, Hannah and I have spent our time getting to know each other, enjoying each other's company and, over all else, sleeping. You see, i don't know what it is about relationships, but once you're in one, you tend to sleep a lot less at night time and a lot more in the daytime. It's eventually reached the point where we often just take half an hour's nap at each other's houses because we're tired. Not that I'm complaining about this, I mean, nobody loves sleep more than Ashton, especially unplanned, random mid-day sleep. But all in all, I would probably safely be able to say that I've never felt as strongly for anyone as I do Hannah, and this is a fact.
Another substantial event in the last however long would have to be my contraction of Glandular Fever. Roughly 3 weeks after beginning college, i was stricken down by Glandular Fever, meaning I had to take the subsequent 3 weeks off college. Now, this was quite a major set-back for me as, once I returned, I was bombarded with essays, booklets, questions and the like from each of my subject teachers, each of which seemingly misunderstanding the seriousness of the illness. To put this into perspective, when I contracted GF, I was an over-weight 15 stone 2; and upon recovery from GF, I was, and still am, an average 13 stone 11. This was all down to the pain in my throat being so severe that I physically could not eat for 2-3 weeks, hence the massive weight-loss of 1 stone 5lbs... Huzzah! Aside from this, GF had another positive effect on my body which I found out rather recently. Apparently, because I didn't eat for such a prolonged period of time, my metabolism was greatly affected. Now, although this seems minor with your current knowledge, this change in metabolism has had a rather substantial impact on my eyes. With the eyes being make up of 80% water, any change in metabolism could have a major effect on the density of the eyes. To put this simply, because my metabolism changed, the excessive amount of water in my eyes, which was causing them to worsen rapidly, has drastically decreased. In decreasing, my eyes are now showing signs of slowing down in their worsening. Basically, Glandular Fever made me go blind much slower than I was!
Well, I can only assume that that would be enough for now. Finally get to go for that piss now <3.
Until next time, ByeByeeeeee baybs (: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx