disorders

Today, it occured to me that I suffer from several mental disorders:
1) whenever I'am sleeping in class (which is practically always), I get up immediately if the tutor speaks a sentence like " this part you can skip" or " that chapter you don't have to learn". I was sitting in a lecture of the course "displays" (which sounds kinda cool compared to other courses like "design of high refractive optical systems", hence why i took it, actually is utterly boring) when the tutor spoke the magic words. BOOM! KLAPS! I was awake for the following five minutes to note that I shouldn't learn some chapters for my exam.

2) whenever a girl passes by, the first thought that reaches my brain is a sexist one. During a lecture of "christianity" the girl next to me started hydrating her lips with vaseline. first thought: she uses that vaseline not only for her lips. That particular course is funny in another way too: two types of people follow it: men with beards and long hair which look like jesus and girls. At least two of them have nice boobs. Damn, here I go again.

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All hallow's eve

that's tonight :)

the victory of dark over light, one would become religious for less. Speaking of religion, I am now taking a course called "christianity". But it is mainly a historic course, so I'm learning a lot about the development of the first Christians.
It's a nice break from my regular photonic courses and my thesis. My thesis is going great but the downside is that I have to have a working prototype at 15 november, so I'm in a bit of hurry right now. The fact that my simulations takes three hours is not helping either.
Anyhow, I got my muse back too, so I started writing poetry (again, sigh).

jevaly

blues

The academic year has started, and many parties are going on. So there is much reason to be happy. Instead, I've got the blues. I feel like nothing interests me anymore, the world is turning backwards. Everything we do, is useless, as it results in more unhappiness.
On the bright side; these moods only take a week or something.

The end of Slovakia

My internship here is almost finished. My boss is very happy with my work (allthough I personally think I didn't do anything worthwile). I had a really good time here, thanks to my international friends Kosta, Julio, Adrian and Hannes and my slovak friends Marek, Rasto and so many other friendly slovak people.
The thing I like the most here is the price and amount of beer you can get. Beer is served in half liters and in some places it only costs like 60 cent. Needless to say, I've tried quite a few Slovak brands.
Also the slovak girls are very nice, I'll tell you that. I've often wondered how the ugly slovak man all end up with such beautiful women.

Slovakia

...they are crazy here. Slovakian barbecue consists of four rounds of stronlgy alcoholic drinks and one piece of meat. And so on until you've had enough meat. In between you can drink beer (or kofola).
People doesn't like working here: they stop at 3 in the afternoon and most often earlier. Nothing seems to be a problem .

In Vienna

As I'm writing this message, I'm at the airport of vienna, waiting for my transit to kosice. A lot of time has passed, so, it's time I fill you lot in. As you possibly remember, I first went on a hiking tour through switzerland. The weather was really good, except for the last day when we saw lightening in the mountains (and walked right through it).
We had a really good group, all of us were able to walk the full distance and we had only one major injury. Switzerland is expensive though, so I spent a lot of money (mainly on food, as I became very hungry of walking such long distances.)

So now I'm waiting in vienna for my flight to Kosice, where I'll live for the next six weeks. I came here with austrian airlines from Brussels, and it must be said: I've never flown better. Friendly hostesses, good food, flight on time, no turbulence... hope the next one will be as good