Evidently... It is so much easier to diet daily than it is to blog daily.

Starting school again from scratch...

Finishing secondary school with good grades, the college accepted me for all the courses I applied for. The day of enrolment came and a friend of the family suggested to my mother that I avoid the college and volunteered to drive me to another college for a better quality education. With a little encouragement from my mother, we set off for an alternative college. An alternative college became 4 or 5 other colleges in London until except the one I had applied for in the first place. All the places for the courses I had chosen were always full. Giving up, we returned to the original institution to find that the courses were now fully booked. No A-level courses were left. There was a computing course with space available, a BTEC National Diploma. It was computing, I liked computers so I took it. I suspect that the entry requirements for this course was lower than I had achieved as almost all my fellow students were recent immigrants to the UK or drug dealers. The teachers were babysitters and the students were cheaters. It was the way to pass. I didn't learn a thing for two years. I have not progressed academically since completing secondary school. There is no way to redress this but to start again from scratch.

free will

So I figure "free will" is the ability to do anything that is possible. Often crippling past issues weigh people down and prevent them from certain opportunities. Perhaps to exercise free will is to do the unlikely and overcome the effects of past injury, simply with the will to do so.