It was awesome!!! After two days of staying indoors, I finally got out. Went to school, actually enjoyed the classes, then spent 4h in Carturesti. I had to wait like forever for A. to show up, but he brought me a flower *how in the world did you know it was my favourite flower?!* and he was instantly forgiven
It was kind of strange spending that much time together after last week, but it was nice. And he didn’t even mind the bitching and the girlie talk 
Can you believe I actually didn’t feel the need to drink another cup of tea for the rest of the day? Apparently I had enough for just one day
Anyways, I bought a *kind of* matching cup for my beautiful teapot and another bag of tea – it’s called autumnal *something*. Hope it’s good
It sounded like the kind of tea I’d like to drink on a crappy autumn day – just stay indoors, read a good book, enjoy my tea and tell the weather outside that I can’t bring me down anymore cause I’ve learnt how to deal with it.
*I’ve changed the name of the teapot; it’s called Butter and the teacup it’s called, uhm, Cup
But together they are Buttercup, which is a lovely name, flower and cartoon character
– yup, I’m really proud of myself for finding such a nice name*
Tomorrow, errr, today is going to be just one of those hectic days. I have classes from 8 o’clock *and yeah, I’m going!*, then I have 4h of English translations *we’re learning Economy & Law definitions and terms and it really, really sucks!*, then it’s off to the publishing house to get the next book I’m supposed to correct. There’s a literature festival starting tomorrow at 5 o’clock and I really want to go, and I will, but Adi asked if I’d like to go to a movie with him and I said yes, so I’ll have to leave early from the festival. But I owe Adi one – I was supposed to go a bloggers’ party on Sunday, but I completely forgot about it and I didn’t even tell him I wasn’t going, so it’s time I made up for it.
You’ll never guess what we talked about today during the German classes
It was all about trips and places we have visited or we’d like to see. Ironic, isn’t it?
Apart from the regular bullshit in the coursebook, I really liked this quote: “Reisen ist heute wie Fernsehen. Von allem jüngere Menschen die mit dem Fernsehen aufgewachsen sind, “zappen” durchs Leben, im Last-Minute-Flug von Destination zu Destination.” I’m too lazy to translate it, but I totally agree with it
Travelling has never been easier 
After my Just like heaven -The Cure and All I need – Radiohead obsessions from this week *I don’t even want to see this week’s charts on last.fm; I’m too young to have a heart attack!*, I found this nice old song on my computer.
You want to burn your bridges? I’ll help you start the fire.
You want to disappear? I got the manual right here.
You say you want my help? I can’t help myself.
You want my help? I can’t help myself.
Take me with you when you go now. Don’t leave me alone.
I can’t live without you. Take me with you, take me with you when you go.
I’ll leave you with Morphine and Take me with you.
Ps. Ramona told me she had sent me a letter some weeks ago but I didn’t receive it
Where’s my letter, dudes??? She even bought a bookmark for me; it had my name written in Japanese. I want the letter from my Ramona and my bookmark!!! 
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