Remember my plans for today. Well, more or less i’ve done all i planned. Until now i worked on the textile merchant’s website, i translated about one and a half page of content (this was dead hard, all those special phrases), all the meta-data, the messages and the website frame. Tomorrow i’ll have to translate two pages to english and three to german, which will take a while. Now i’ll start copying the grammar questions, and around seven i’ll drop my pen and pick my book up. I want to read at least fifty pages today. Tomorrow come at least fifty more, as well as a part of the remaining grammar questions. I’ve got the feeling that i’ll only finish all of them on wednesday, but that’s fine with me. And in my free time (if any) i’ll hang around Livemocha.

I wonder why that particular shade of gray is named after the metal commonly named silver… Now i’m sitting behind my desk, typing this post, and at the same time gazing out of my window (luck i can touch type), at the—well, silver-coloured sky. That’s why it’s interesting: i’m very sure that humankind saw this colour of the clouds, the clouds i could only define as sharp-looking, than the colour of one of my favourite metals (not meaning music here, though metal is indeed my favourite on that field too). Oh, and if you didn’t know yet, i also love spring (and summer) (rain)storms.

After a long bikeride i’m really tired. It’s not a problem (this time), because this is only a bodily exhaustion, up until now i could really enjoy mental activities such as reading, writing, chatting and such. Just as if i had a beer sometime in the afternoon, and i could still feel that nice relaxation. But it’s not so. Beer comes tomorrow.

I’ll be having fun with stuff like CSS and hexameter now.

You shouldn’t drink a litre of orange juice at once during a movie. It will make your insides go crazy.

Oh, and i put russian on my “must learn these languages” list. I’ve already started learning the cyrillic alphabet.

I’ve seen this article linked in at Caracalla’s. I wondered if it’s right what it tries to say… Is it really a fact, that valedictorian students are just “lousy bloggers”, totally hopeless in the business, unable to write anything interesting? I think i can label myself a valedictorian – even my nick fits that title. But… I’ve always been trying not to become someone boring. This already puts me in the loser category of the copyblogger, since i’ve been trying. It’s not like i started writing and everyone was like “wow” (sadly). Though… On the other hand, it may not be such a bad thing to have a comment ratio of less than 1.0 – it kind of gives the blog an alternative atmosphere, even if that’d be a bit forced category to apply. I can write whatever i want, almost no one cares. Would it be better if i could write whatever i want, and everyone would be interested? Do you want to see your blog popular? What would it feel like? (Don’t have to answer in english.)