Today, i had a “short” twelve hour long workday, going to school before eight and arriving home shortly before eight. No matter, i still have a nice bunch of maths homework, not to mention writing the upcoming post i have in mind… I have the feeling that i won’t get in bed before half past eleven, which is especially painful, because i plan to go running tomorrow morning. I’m gonna be a zombie tomorrow. Funny again, as tomorrow we’ll be taking pictures for our graduation whatever.

Once up, once down, but i still enjoy how i live. There are times—like today, just before lunch—when i get really pissed off, but lucky as i am, i get over troublesome matters easily. My laptop’s a bit messed up too now, because i had to use it to project the slideshows in today’s presentation about the school trips to the States and the UK, and i had to hurry setting up something i haven’t ever before, so i think, now after a year of usage, the time’s close to do a whole restart–in other words, to reinstall the operating system (deliberately not written Windows). I also organised my extra lessons, so i’ll have library studies in first lesson mondays and fridays, informatics in ninth lesson thursday (gosh, long day). But i may even need more, since i only have three weeks left until the exams, and i’m still a nowhere man (ref. Majesty – Nowhere man)…

Now i have to write three philosophical essays, one on the views on humankind in the philosophies of different ages, one on the appearance of the antopomorphic (?) approach in the ancient transcendental world, and one to summarize materialism. Kind of a lot.

I started too late. But still, i think it’s better this way. I’m running into that problem i always face: i would regret now if i didn’t start at all, but then i wouldn’t know what i missed, so i wouldn’t regret it. Just what am i talking about?

Two thoughts clashed in me: writing about the things i wanted to write about and writing in english, which habit i left lately… I decided to combine the two, but i don’t know what will be the result. Read only on your own risk.