再次準備要畢業了，只是以後不會再有了

今天終於口試了，很幸運的過程相當順利。昨天晚上預講給老師聽時真是被改道怎麼說話都不知道，心想死定了，明天大概會很難熬吧，不過經過了睡的不怎麼飽的一夜。今天到學校後重新將投影片反覆的練習了好幾次，總算慢慢的有講的比較順，其實我也只是希望可以講的很順，倒是講的精采與否我就沒辦法顧到了。最後口試完之後老師問了些問題，不過基本上老師也幫了我不少，很感謝昨天老師一頁一頁的盯著我所講的每句話，讓我今天能夠很順利的說完，口試完後老師也說我講的不錯，我想大概連老師都鬆了一口氣吧，可能他今天都在想要怎麼幫我護航才行。 將近兩年的努力，其實真的學了不少東西，口試完的瞬間感覺肩膀上的重擔全都沒了。之後到底要做什麼還是要如何就看我自己囉，畢業了之後要更努力才行呀，因為之後就不會回來學校的環境，出了外面依切都是相當現實的，我想我會珍惜這一切的。

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