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I have notebook (the computer, not the paper one :P)! At last! Although it's painful to use it right now, I'm glad I won't have to pack my desktop computer for Ankara. This notebook used to belong my aunt's husband who died 1,5 years ago. My aunt doesn't know or interested in using computers, so she gave it to me. It's painful to see his stuff, photos and poetry as well as his writings here but I know I have to get over it. I just hope he rests in peace right now. I miss him, my aunt miss him, all of our family miss him. sad....
Anyway, I'm going back to Ankara tomorrow. I nearly finished fighting with my luggage. They refuse to take my stuff. Damn! Ok, I'm not mad (yet) but I really don't know how I can carry these luggage to dorm. They're even too heavy to be carried 4 floors down... I left all my kitchen stuff, winter cloths, my beautiful case for many things etc etc... I feel naked. I heard that one of my roommates is an exchange student. I'll see her tomorrow and I'm so excited as well as a bit scared. It's not easy to communicate with a foreign for God knows how many months. They all have their own countries habits and culture so it's a bit scary as well as interesting. (I know I use "as well as" too much today but don't mind me) I just hope she'll be like Marie, my French roommate. She was too damn cute and fun. :)
Wish me luck with my luggage!
PS: I refused a scholarship for a masters degree in Germany on Central Asia yesterday. Am I crazy? I hope not! But Central Asia really doesn't feel interesting right now. I prefer working on migration around Eurasia. I'm definitely out of my mind.
Anyway, I'm going back to Ankara tomorrow. I nearly finished fighting with my luggage. They refuse to take my stuff. Damn! Ok, I'm not mad (yet) but I really don't know how I can carry these luggage to dorm. They're even too heavy to be carried 4 floors down... I left all my kitchen stuff, winter cloths, my beautiful case for many things etc etc... I feel naked. I heard that one of my roommates is an exchange student. I'll see her tomorrow and I'm so excited as well as a bit scared. It's not easy to communicate with a foreign for God knows how many months. They all have their own countries habits and culture so it's a bit scary as well as interesting. (I know I use "as well as" too much today but don't mind me) I just hope she'll be like Marie, my French roommate. She was too damn cute and fun. :)
Wish me luck with my luggage!
PS: I refused a scholarship for a masters degree in Germany on Central Asia yesterday. Am I crazy? I hope not! But Central Asia really doesn't feel interesting right now. I prefer working on migration around Eurasia. I'm definitely out of my mind.