Braindead & Zelda
Saturday I had such a tiresome, eventful day. At collage we began with English: I choose to write tests from 7 lessons we could review on Friday. Basically it was just a bunch of English words, which we needed to translate to Hungarian... with any meaning of the word being accepted.
As written before I choose to write 7, cause two weeks from now there are still 6 others - all 13 lessons will bring out the end result of the class. Now I certainly do not count myself as someone with perfect language skills, but by these easy words, like "enter", "library", "professor", etc. I figured to do the most. But it took all morning! >_>"
Also if you write 7 perfect scores in a row, it doesn't let much room for improvement. At last for me, it was a turn down.
Just a few thoughts from Eger:
- Only learning / working can make anyone whine, forgetting the fact that they are in a historical town.
- Eger can be really dangerous. After lesson while going to the train, we just saw a gang-fight beginning.
After I finished Plants vs. Zombies I began with Zelda. Must say that while with the first I loved the touch screen, I just wish it to hell by Zelda. It's just so bothersome to give directions every second. How do others do it?
As written before I choose to write 7, cause two weeks from now there are still 6 others - all 13 lessons will bring out the end result of the class. Now I certainly do not count myself as someone with perfect language skills, but by these easy words, like "enter", "library", "professor", etc. I figured to do the most. But it took all morning! >_>"
Also if you write 7 perfect scores in a row, it doesn't let much room for improvement. At last for me, it was a turn down.
Just a few thoughts from Eger:
- Only learning / working can make anyone whine, forgetting the fact that they are in a historical town.
- Eger can be really dangerous. After lesson while going to the train, we just saw a gang-fight beginning.
After I finished Plants vs. Zombies I began with Zelda. Must say that while with the first I loved the touch screen, I just wish it to hell by Zelda. It's just so bothersome to give directions every second. How do others do it?