oh shit...try just finding someplace to sit that's quite. force yourself to not focus on it

uh huh... you dont know how my mind works. :/

well I'm just talking from my experience

I have a real problem with racing thoughts. Theres no way to force my mind off of something, because even if I find another focus its still there, and I wont be at peace until its resolved. It leads to a lot of stress, but I guess it helps me get things done. XD

*Rolls himself up in paper so you can smoke him* O.o

But I cant smoke a Blaze! Then I wouldnt has a Blaze to cuddle... D: *cling*

Oh wow, hun...that's a lot to have on your plate. First off, buy LOTS of cigs! Second, do something with your hands. Do something constructive. Run around the block, play Guitar Hero and fuckin' wail on that controller...do ANYTHING that can help you get that nervousness out.

I wish I could do more to help you. School's a very stressful subject. The only thing you can do is to take each day one at a time. You'll make it, babe. I know you can.

Nyarrrr, thank you hun. n.n.n.n.n Im better now... of course, Ive also been kidnapped... kind of. Basically stuff at home was getting to be pretty bad so my friends stole me away to their apartment.. o.o

Ahhhh, the Bachelor System.
I love it. -.-
Why did they introduce that crap in Germany? Why? WHYYYYY?

Bachelor system? o.o Im not familiar with the term..

It's the system you have, divided between a bachelor (basic) and Master (advanced) degree program. It's very linear and you don't really get to pick which field inside of your main course you are interested in (for example television and modern media as literary device in English Studies)
You can begin specializing in semester 5, in your third year, basically.
Also it's one year shorter that the old Magister/Diplom course of studies, which means more pressure into fuller classes (you did not even want to pick to begin with) in shorter terms.
The only good thing is you write your exams every half year and not one huge big motherf*king test after every 2 years.