Before I forget, I just love my #TedBaker coat you can see (well hardly but anyway) in the featured image.

Part one: Surprisingly enough, Brexit research is back on! Or it was… It just occurred to me that it’s probably still a bit early, and a waste of time, to look into what will happen with European nationals after Brexit. And I go by my motto “it’ll all be fine.”

I started watching You Tube clips with Theresa May’s Brexit speech in Florence, and all of a sudden I was not. My focus for Brexit quite quickly disappeared and I found myself watching random clips from the House of Commons, which is so much more fun than the Swedish parliament by the way. Let me show you all the excitement that’s going on in our parliament, in two photos, to make you understand the difference:

And then compare that to the House of Commons in the UK which, even more so now with speaker John Bercow reelected, is almost like a show at times. If you don’t know who John Bercow is, I’m going to provide you with a short “best of” clip.

Part two:

Life is supposed to be an adventure, and I’m back on it. For real this time! I had an interesting Meeting Friday afternoon, and it’s funny how three little words can change your mindset and give you that “Go!” you need sometimes.

This weekend I decided to get ahead of my school agenda, firstly so I can get more time to write on here but more, so I can start plan my future, set a goal and start focusing on that. And that only! I’ve set my goal very, very high. But why not? I could question it but I don’t. Yet! And my age, I could have told myself that I’m a bit too old to put my goals that high. I could, and still can, choose the easy way. But do you know what? I have never Chosen the easy way, and I’ve managed more than fine so far. I say chosen, but some things in life I haven’t chosen to not be the easy way. But you have to manage through it, whatever it might be. Live a little, and you learn a little. Read it as you like. To not choose the easy way, has nothing to do with taking risks though. And that is kind of my new thing, taking risks, isn’t it? For a very long time, since forever actually, I’ve been all over the place with what I’ve wanted in life, work wise mostly. That changes this weekend.

And, oh man, do I want much out of life! But I have to realise that I don’t have enough time to do all those things that I want. No one have! I’m split in more than three directions, and not one of them is close to the other. So what do I need to do? Pick! I need to pick a direction, go with it and do so fully. What I just realised after that meeting, Friday, is that whatever I choose doesn’t matter. Life will take me on its journey either way, and I might end up somewhere totally different from what my plan looked like in the beginning. But that’s the beauty of it!

Ok, so my goals are set. And I know more than well that the road can be bumpy, but I’ll take it as it comes. It will be tough, as I still struggle with how on earth I will be able to get all the school literature to stick in my head. I’m getting there.

Slowly, but still. My first exam was a total failure but I had my reasons why, and I don’t let my head hang low just because of that. And especially not now, with my focus on high alert. But what about me starting looking into Brexit and a move? Do I need that for my goals to be reached. Well, yes. In a way. My goals are for me, and I don’t feel confident enough (yet) to tell the world about my plans. One day. One day, maybe I will.

I’m at least four years away from my goal though. And it sounds like forever, but it’s really not. I would say it’s only four years away, and maybe a bit. And there is so much to do within those years, so that I can be fully prepared and ready, and on-the-go when I’m done. Maybe Brexit will even be my little savior and speed things up for me. Or not… Time will tell, won’t it?!

Now, I only have to put aaaall the other things to the side. They can wait. There’s no rush!