Only 3 weeks left. Just 3 weeks!!! AAAAAA!!!!!

Let's summarize the preliminary results:

Visa - check!

Tickets - check!

Permission for early exams - check!

I spent today running from the dean to the registrar, from the registrar to the dean, from the dean to the registrar, from the registrar to the rector, from the rector to the dean, from the dean to the registrar, from the registrar to the dean... and... I finally got the coveted "No objections" on a piece of graph paper (application for early exams)))))))

Just for reference, I need to pass:

Pass/Fail exams:

• Occupational Safety (taking a computer test with the whole group)
• Russian Literature (wow... this one worries me! Because the professor really loves their subject, and memorizing all the important books from antiquity to the 20th century in a week is not easy at all)
• Publishing a student newspaper (piece of cake)
• Media Techniques and Technology (piece of cake)
• PE (piece of cake)
• Russian Language Workshop (piece of cake)
• History of the Great Patriotic War (well... we'll try our best)

Exams (honestly, almost like in school):

• Russian Language (test)
• Belarusian Language (test)
• English Language (test)
• Belarusian Literature (NIGHTMARE!!!)
• Fundamentals of Creative Journalism (well, nothing to worry about here)))))

Sigh... I'm sitting here reading all sorts of Krylovs, Batyushkovs, and Zhukovskys))))

And I'm starting to believe more and more that thoughts are material.... I thought recently that I should go to the dentist to get my teeth checked))) And the next day, my supervisor said that I could go to the dentist for a full check-up and free treatment - they have some kind of promotion there))) Isn't that lovely))) No queues, appointments, or tickets needed))

And I'm also thinking about what to take with me to America and what I need to manage to do before I leave... But that's a completely different topic)))))))