Jeris

Weeeell, I haven't been very active lately, due to school pressures and my laziness. I'm sorry for that. (As if anyone even reads this...) My last entry was in the beginning of summer and a lot has happened since. As I wrote last time, I got in to study architecture here in Finland. After a very lazy summer the school started finally the first of September. These past one and a half months seem like two weeks to me, I've been so busy, and not just with studying but also with, krhm, related activities. If you don't understand my meaning, then you don't need to. But I'll just say this: not all I had heard about "teekkarikulttuuri" (not gonna t

I'm leaving tomorrow with mah family to Kitee (where can be found our summer cottage on a very small island) and won't be near a computer in weeks! See you later, alligators! (chorus: In a while, crocodile!) But first I've just got to write one thing down: I (probably) got in to study architecture! The official results come some sunny day in July, but my stats were (hopefully) good enough. Compared to last year's results I would've gotten in easily! Huzzah! Nothing else to report. End of transmission.

The sun is shining out there and, although it's still quite cold (because of the wind), I can feel the summer so near (finally). I love winter and summer, it's the in-betweens I don't like that much. Me happy! Last week I was ill. My temperature went up to 40,5 degrees C, should've been delirious by then (permanent brain damage and almost certain death at 43). When the illness was losing its grip of me I was reading a medical book and diagnosed at least ten diseases in me (most of them being very severe and dramatic and having very grave results if they have not been taken care of properly). So the lesson is that one should never read medica