By Jove, I think I did it!!

 My lit review is due at 11 pm tomorrow night and I think I have a solid draft done with all the parts that need to exist. Before I go to bed I'm going to put in all the citations then tomorrow all I have to do is give it a read over and edit it a little bit, add the reference list and submit! I can hardly believe it. I seriously wasn't sure for a beat there if I would get it done or not but I've done it enough to pass I think. The high-achiever in me is screaming IT'S NOT ENOUGH TO PASS!!!! ... but it is. It IS enough to just pass. Do I want a high distinction or distinction? Yes, of course I do, I will not deny that I love to get high grades and I am proud of my ability to get them but this subject was brutal. So much reading and then having to find the themes and patterns within what I was reading and then to write about what I now know, it was a lot to do in only 8 weeks! My uni has unreasonably high expectations and for a uni whose main focus is on mental health and well-being, they certainly do not give a rats arse about their student's mental health and well-being. I have come close to mental breakdowns so many times over the past 2 years and my class that started with 29 students is down to 6 left standing as I type this. Six. 

But I am determined. I need a better income and I want to gain that money by helping people if I can. I love art and I love being able to be a listener for people so it makes sense to combine these things and be an arts therapist. So I push myself to the brink over and over again in order to succeed and so far, I'm doing it with a High Distinction average... just. So yes, I want a high distinction for this subject, so bad, I just don't know that it's possible. So a pass will have to do.

A pass is enough. A pass. Is. Enough.

I best get back to it but before I wrap up this post, here is another spread from my Sketchbook Project Book of Quotes:

In Joy!