Sunday's depression
Mood 
depressed
You know, there's nothing more depressing than knowing that you have to wake up early tomorrow in order to get to school in time. I really, seriously hate waking up early, that's like my idea of hell. I'd probably be a happier person if I cound just sleep late. This is my message to the National Board of Education: I'm cranky 24/7 and it's all your fault - feel good about yourselves now?
To happier things: after my almost two days lasting migraine was somewhat over I went to the movies with a small bunch of my friends to see a Finnish film called Saippuaprinssi (=the Soap Prince or something..) I wasn't expecting anything spectacular, I just basically went to see Mikko Leppilampi (I admit it, he's cute ^^). Well, the movie had it's moments, the end was definitely the best part -the angel with that absurd wig and the gun rocks! The movie was about making fun of American soap operas and I gotta say, it succeeded in that pretty well. Those ridiculous close-ups of Mikko with an over dramatic face were hilarious x) But seriously, if you're a true friend of Finnish comedy, check this out but if you might want to see some other film, go see that other film, it just might be better. What I mean is: funny but not worth seeing unless you absolutely want to -then I can't talk you out of it.
Ok, I just said I hate waking up early, didn't I? Well, honestly, I don't mind doing that if I have a motive strong enough (and school's not, duh). Today I woke up at 8.30 am just to see the Malaysian GP -but after the first lap I wasn't so sure if that was worth it: Räikkönen was out before the first lap even ended coz apparently Klien hat him and broke his car. *lots of K-18 words* And a little bit later Rosberg's engine caught fire, not that I really count him as a Finnish driver -at least not as strongly as the magazines do :p Anyway, I watched the whole coz I'm generally interested in the sport. And I was glad to see Fisichella win, I think he's a nice likable guy and genuinely happy when he wins. You just have to like him.
I'm gonna start patching up my part of the survey about 1600s literature. I'm sure you can all imagine just how boring that is. Wish me luck ^^
(P.S See my new moodtheme -I'm just loving it *squee* -credit on the sidebar)
depressed
You know, there's nothing more depressing than knowing that you have to wake up early tomorrow in order to get to school in time. I really, seriously hate waking up early, that's like my idea of hell. I'd probably be a happier person if I cound just sleep late. This is my message to the National Board of Education: I'm cranky 24/7 and it's all your fault - feel good about yourselves now?
To happier things: after my almost two days lasting migraine was somewhat over I went to the movies with a small bunch of my friends to see a Finnish film called Saippuaprinssi (=the Soap Prince or something..) I wasn't expecting anything spectacular, I just basically went to see Mikko Leppilampi (I admit it, he's cute ^^). Well, the movie had it's moments, the end was definitely the best part -the angel with that absurd wig and the gun rocks! The movie was about making fun of American soap operas and I gotta say, it succeeded in that pretty well. Those ridiculous close-ups of Mikko with an over dramatic face were hilarious x) But seriously, if you're a true friend of Finnish comedy, check this out but if you might want to see some other film, go see that other film, it just might be better. What I mean is: funny but not worth seeing unless you absolutely want to -then I can't talk you out of it.
Ok, I just said I hate waking up early, didn't I? Well, honestly, I don't mind doing that if I have a motive strong enough (and school's not, duh). Today I woke up at 8.30 am just to see the Malaysian GP -but after the first lap I wasn't so sure if that was worth it: Räikkönen was out before the first lap even ended coz apparently Klien hat him and broke his car. *lots of K-18 words* And a little bit later Rosberg's engine caught fire, not that I really count him as a Finnish driver -at least not as strongly as the magazines do :p Anyway, I watched the whole coz I'm generally interested in the sport. And I was glad to see Fisichella win, I think he's a nice likable guy and genuinely happy when he wins. You just have to like him.
I'm gonna start patching up my part of the survey about 1600s literature. I'm sure you can all imagine just how boring that is. Wish me luck ^^
(P.S See my new moodtheme -I'm just loving it *squee* -credit on the sidebar)