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Bah, humbug

I can't find anything I want to do. I've been trawling through all the reasonable MA courses for someone like me and they all sound revolting. Translation and Interpretation, Speech and Language Therapy, Teaching, Literature of the 18th Century. 10,000 word dissertations. I can't believe that I'm not truly an academic. I can't believe that my academic career will end at a measly BA.

As for volunteer/internship ops, most are for teaching, one is for the OUP but they need a CV and all of them are either in Defence or Clifton. I don't have the car/can't have it for a 9-5 job.

What the ruddy hell am I to do?

Why did they (my parents) have to spawn such a hell's reject? I have no bloody aspirations whatsoever. I only had them a long time ago, and that was the usual drivel: teaching, journalist, author. That was before I realised I would need some ability, experience, talent and willingness to go through a lot of shite. I mean, I can't even write a simple article on SAD for the newspaper because I don't think I am expert in it. And I don't have my book.

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