*growl*
I'm rather restless and nervous, mostly because of stupid things. Does it happen to you, too? I mean - I do this pretty often: I take some problem, often rather insignificant one, and then think about it excessively until it grows into gigantic size and its false importance starts overshadowing the sun. It often involves hypothetical fights and arguing with certain people - usually starts with thinking about something they said and what would you reply, if you wanted to argue with them. Gradually, the imaginary conflict flares up and you get really pissed off - for no reason at all, as you have not really argued and mainly assumed what such a row might look like.
Man, one would say I have no time for such stupid pass times, but there you are.
Well, otherwise - things are going rather fine - I am working, studying, enjoying married life (btiching about dirty dishes in the sink included) and reading/watching Bleach, which turned out surprisingly good.
Also, I am going to buy my air ticket this week - I booked a fine ticket Prague-Vienna-Tokyo with Austrian Airlines and I hope the University will give me the money in time. I would not like to lose this one. I will also need to buy myself a decent suitcase, as I cannot go on borrowing it from parents/siblings/friends.
Oh, and almost forgot - Dana and I went to a magnificent party on Saturday. It was actually a small birthday party given by my friend (and senpai), who is also a very good translator. It was a small affair, but brilliant, as both him and his girlfriend are great hosts and the other guests were all perfect. It's nice to know some people still can be sarcastic while managing to stay actually witty and not having to sink to being vulgar. It's rare, these days. But then, maybe it was because they were all pretty cool with their life, while people who feel they have to act all rough tend to be rather insecure in fact. (Or - in certain cases - just sad losers? Whatever. ;)
Okay, will return to work now. Dana will come to pick me up and we will go hunting for her new trousers. It's always quite a fight, as she's tall and lean, so nearly all of the decent jeans are either too short or too wide around the waist. I hope I'll be fit enough to make dinner after we return - I hoped to do chirashizushi today... no, wait, I have been hoping to do it for about a week now. Really, it's a relatively simple food, but in the end I always gave up and made something different. Maybe it's because I could not face the thought of dealing with the rice cooker? Again, it's the easiest thing to do, but somehow I tremble every time I think of how I'll put the rice inside and it will cook for 45 minutes, which means we won't be eating anytime soon and the later I eat, the worse for me.
Well, we shall see. :)