And yes, I take the sickness as a message from my body to stop hopping around so much and actually give my body some rest. XD
Awww, thank you for your offer! &hearts &hearts &hearts I'm really tempted to take you up on it, but I have to admit that I don't even know what to wish for! OK, I'd never say no to Arashi in drag... but that would be far too complicated to look for, so I'll think of something else!
Yeah, I'm really happy about my "real" graduation. You see, in Germany, graduating is, while something worth celebration, not a really big thing for the schools and universities. So while the graduated students throw parties, it's really rare for the institutions they graduated from to acknowledge it in any way except bureaucratically. Meaning that, while they do make a note in your file that you actually graduated, and you do get some congratulations from the teachers and the headmasters, there's usually no big ceremony. It gets better slowly (my little neighbour had quite a big graduation ceremony when she graduated highschool), but having a ceremony like this, with a stage and your name being called and everything, is still quite unusual. (I know of some people from another university, who simply got their diploma sent to their home adress via mail, without any kind of acknowledgement from the university at all.)
My first job is ...yeah, it's kind of challenging. ^^" Last week, one of my twelve year old students called me a "fat slut" - not because he doesn't like me personally (we usually get along quite well), but because he heard his older sister call other female teachers that whenever she's annoyed at them and he desperately wants to be as "cool" as she and her friends. -_-" (I just hope he doesn't get the idea to imitate one of his sisters friends, who's currently in trouble with the police, because he exposed himself in front of the school's cleaning ladies...) But as challenging as it can be, it's still a lot of fun most of the times, and I'm definitely learning a lot! XD
And yes, I take the sickness as a message from my body to stop hopping around so much and actually give my body some rest. XD
Awww, thank you for your offer! &hearts &hearts &hearts I'm really tempted to take you up on it, but I have to admit that I don't even know what to wish for! OK, I'd never say no to Arashi in drag... but that would be far too complicated to look for, so I'll think of something else!
Yeah, I'm really happy about my "real" graduation. You see, in Germany, graduating is, while something worth celebration, not a really big thing for the schools and universities. So while the graduated students throw parties, it's really rare for the institutions they graduated from to acknowledge it in any way except bureaucratically. Meaning that, while they do make a note in your file that you actually graduated, and you do get some congratulations from the teachers and the headmasters, there's usually no big ceremony. It gets better slowly (my little neighbour had quite a big graduation ceremony when she graduated highschool), but having a ceremony like this, with a stage and your name being called and everything, is still quite unusual. (I know of some people from another university, who simply got their diploma sent to their home adress via mail, without any kind of acknowledgement from the university at all.)
My first job is ...yeah, it's kind of challenging. ^^" Last week, one of my twelve year old students called me a "fat slut" - not because he doesn't like me personally (we usually get along quite well), but because he heard his older sister call other female teachers that whenever she's annoyed at them and he desperately wants to be as "cool" as she and her friends. -_-" (I just hope he doesn't get the idea to imitate one of his sisters friends, who's currently in trouble with the police, because he exposed himself in front of the school's cleaning ladies...)
But as challenging as it can be, it's still a lot of fun most of the times, and I'm definitely learning a lot! XD
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