Meantime

It has been a while since I visited my own blog for the last time...
Not much has been happening really, but the business of random, quickly passing days keeps me away from slowing down to relax and reflect... What can I do? A couple of emails to my friends still wait to be written and I cannot gather five or ten minutes for proper writing...

In the meantime, however, I managed to do some things.

I had my final exam for Diploma in Religious Studies. The place where we were writing essays was so cold that I had to sit in my jacket. On the other hand, I think it helped my brain to stay cool ;) The results? In December...

I also used the rest of my annual leave and the opportunity to buy really cheap tickets, and went home for a couple of days. A well deserved rest after stressful study time. At the same time I realised that the cool autumn breeze turned into freezing cold wind, the days became shorter and evenings - immensely dark.

I saw "Despicable me" in 3D and I was laughing loudly in the cinema, just like a kid... not feeling guilty at all, because all the kids around were laughing loudly as well :) The movie was pure fun with some really moving bits. Also I cannot wait to see tomorrow amazingly looking and sounding (in the trailers) "Legends of the Guardians".

Relieved after the exam and a bit upset that - for now - the studies are over, I got myself a pile of books. If I add the pile I already had at home, it makes a pretty high number of things I really want to read but I didn't have time due to my studies... for the whole two years! :D

I booked birthday presents for my beloved. One is a surprise, so I won't reveal anything for now. The other is a present, honestly, equally nice for him and for me - we are going to see 30 Seconds to Mars concert, a band that we both discovered pretty recently... They will play in our small town in the end of November, in the same place were we went for our very first concert together. It was Velvet Revolver and their last performance before they split up, so quite memorable...