My day
Today was both kind of fun and pretty damn sad.
In the afternoon I went to that webdesign course. This time it was luckily a lot more interesting than yesterday. Even though everyone else was working on some farther's day website, the teacher let me do a website for all of my family (as my dad wants me to do). So yeah, all that was fun and I made some really good looking stuff.
When I came home I transfered some of my old pictures to Ken's computer and cleaned up my room (that's not an easy task). I don't really like cleaning up because it gives me the feeling of leaving my life here behind.
It all got a little better when I after too much uncertainty luckily got to say goodbye to Christine. We went up to Marbel Slab and got some icecream.
She's going to DK tomorrow, so it was really good that we did get to meet after all.
So yeah... I just said goodbye to yet another of my best American friends. That of course didn't make me any happier the rest of the night.
Fortunately I could at least keep myself occupied with copying some old pictures to CDs. Else there's not enough room on my stone age computer for my 300 MBs of Philly pictures and movies.
It's not really fun being me these days... I kind of feel the same emptyness as I did a few weeks before I left DK last year. And unluckily I'm not finished saying goodbye to Houston and the rest of my friends. But oh well... if I didn't feel depressed and sad now, I guess my exchange year would have sucked a lot.
Btw Kristin if you read this: I haven't forgot to write about Philly... just have to spend some time convincing my lasy mind to do it. But when I start writing it's gonna be pretty damn detailed. I don't hope you mind. But yeah, I want all my impressions and what not written down before they disappear.
In the afternoon I went to that webdesign course. This time it was luckily a lot more interesting than yesterday. Even though everyone else was working on some farther's day website, the teacher let me do a website for all of my family (as my dad wants me to do). So yeah, all that was fun and I made some really good looking stuff.
When I came home I transfered some of my old pictures to Ken's computer and cleaned up my room (that's not an easy task). I don't really like cleaning up because it gives me the feeling of leaving my life here behind.
It all got a little better when I after too much uncertainty luckily got to say goodbye to Christine. We went up to Marbel Slab and got some icecream.
She's going to DK tomorrow, so it was really good that we did get to meet after all.
So yeah... I just said goodbye to yet another of my best American friends. That of course didn't make me any happier the rest of the night.
Fortunately I could at least keep myself occupied with copying some old pictures to CDs. Else there's not enough room on my stone age computer for my 300 MBs of Philly pictures and movies.
It's not really fun being me these days... I kind of feel the same emptyness as I did a few weeks before I left DK last year. And unluckily I'm not finished saying goodbye to Houston and the rest of my friends. But oh well... if I didn't feel depressed and sad now, I guess my exchange year would have sucked a lot.
Btw Kristin if you read this: I haven't forgot to write about Philly... just have to spend some time convincing my lasy mind to do it. But when I start writing it's gonna be pretty damn detailed. I don't hope you mind. But yeah, I want all my impressions and what not written down before they disappear.