And again, it's been monthzzzzz since I last wrote anything. I must convince myself to pen down something on a regular basis seeing as I was planning to keep up blogging through my Study Exchange year in the UK. (Yes, that is indeed happening, Meerte-Bee is off to the Island of Fish 'nd Chips)
Thing is, one never can really find the time to sit down, let one's mind drift a little way into nothingness and scribble down something that resembles an entertaining read. Au contraire, most things that happen to me only seem to be able to form forced-funny, boring stories utterly deprived of any deeper meaning or profound thoughts. Take the last week. Although many things occurred during the past 7 days; namely, I read Harry Potter, my Spanish and American friends moved out of Duwo and I ate huge quantities of English Cadbury Chocolate, the summing up of these things is the best I can do. Oh, and I can add that the chocolate was melted on one side, making it look like....like what? I suppose it looked like melted chocolate that's been in the sun for too long. (See? I can't even make simple metaphors work)
However, as I was saying, my resolution is to keep this thing regularly updated. I mean, I highly doubt that molten Cadbury is the most exciting thing that will happen to me while I'm off abroad. (God forbid I totally jinx it now and I'll be writing about brown puddles of Caramel Fudge Flavour in my Creative Poetry class....)
On a more serious note, there's still plenty of stuff to arrange before I definitely depart. (Doesn't 'depart' sound so much more ominous than just 'leave' or 'go away'?) And that means lots and lots of business to attend to. Next update? Who knows, probably just before I leave.
Oh I do have something to report, I'm learning German...Isn't that exciting?
Tschüss!
7 comments:
No. Scary? Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees!
Btw, the way you write about the boringness of writing is -- I have to say -- quite entertaining :)
(PS: the 'Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees' bit should be read as being said by the odd scottish hotel owner from Little Britain)
(PPS: and obviously refers to you learning German)
haha, I onlly just read this, thanks for the comments! Makes me happy at least SOME-body is reading this.
I'm 'distributing' this link though in the next couple of days for people to check. I hope they'll keep posting :)
Hello scouser* girl!
Well I just checked out this fantastic blogspot for the first time and your stories are absolutely irrational and senseless but certainly very enjoyable :-) ! I will be checking regularly for updates on your happenings and whereabouts.
Good resolution to keep updating us with your entertaining stories. And be sure to post plenty of uncensored pics!
* I was doing some research on your next home city:
“The main local dish is Scouse which is sometimes erroneously described as the Liverpool version of Irish Stew. Ingredients for Scouse include lamb, potatoes, carrots, onions, water and love. Perhaps it has something to do with the water in Liverpool, but there’s nothing quite as heart-warming as a fresh pan of Scouse and some crusty cobs2.
Scouse also gives its name to the people who come from Liverpool – hence Scouser.”
Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/place-london/A280892#back3
Oh dear, I'm gonna have to eat lamb stew to fit in with the locals? (Maybe they'll have veggie versions of this, I must say, mouthwatering recipe)
But be sure that there will be plenty of pics (That is, when I find the time and money to buy myself that digicam I've been after for so long)
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