Things I Would Like to Do In The Future

During my year-long stint at University, I studied Psychology for two semesters. I enjoyed every second of it… well, I love Psychology in general; I spent more time outside reading or surf-shopping with my classmates from my course than actually paying attention to the lectures since all the notes were sent to us by email.

Just a few days ago, I was looking for some things under my bed and I stumbled upon these Psychology notes, and it made me feel nostalgic about that year.

In a forum for the local MHA, someone wanted suggestions on Psychology courses, and a friend of mine said that she is attending one and that it’s is really interesting. And that triggered my sudden interest in sitting for a Psychology course… at least on Intermediate level… for now.

I have always been passionate about true crime, mysteries and conspiracies. In fact, almost all of me Youtube and Netflix playlists are comprised of true crime-related content.

I remember when I first started looking into Kurt Cobain when I was about 11 or 12, and I found out his cause of death is filled with conspiracies, and I got invested to the point of printing anything I could find from pictures to articles and pinned them to my empty noticeboard and wrote my own take on the case.

I sometimes do this with fictional TV shows and then see where I went right or wrong!

I’ve always been a keen voluntary worker, but never really found the time to do much voluntary work. Last time I did any type for voluntary work was for a school project which was worth almost half my grade. I once also did voluntary work at the Notarial Archives in Valletta.

But other than that, nothing.

Now that I have three whole months in summer of not working, I decided on doing more voluntary work if I don’t manage to find a job for the summer and decided on two organisations to give helping hand to:

I buy lots of make-up… and yet I have no clue how to apply eyeliner without looking borderline Panda.

So that’s why I think a makeup course would be good for me. I know several make-up artists who make the most BEAUTIFUL make-up, and I want to be able to do that too!

(Just nothing too extravagant. As if I want to look like the Mad Hatter!)

I don’t mean people who cannot talk, but who think they are alone in the world with their problems, no matter how little or severe they are. It could be on mental health, traumatic experiences, eating disorders, sexuality… anyone the world exploits and tosses aside.

The goal of all future goals. I’ve always been keen on literature and the skill of writing. I remember my earliest memory of writing a story was about a boy whose toys come to life and — no, not Toy Story — they take over his family and hold them hostage. Now before you say anything… I was actually around eight years old when I wrote this. EIGHT. And already writing about hostage situations! I know, I know… weird, and sad… but I always had a wild imagination ahead of me.

(It still precedes me to this day, but anyways).

But this time I don’t want to base myself on fiction, but more of a first-hand experience type of writing.

A self-help book with enough first-hand experiences to write a saga, I want to put all my life together in a book to help people of all genders, ages, religions, nationalities and sexual orientations. No judgement. Just guidance and illumination through writing.

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