„Nimic nu te mai poate schimba, să rămâi de-acum așa.” Ieri, sau poate că alaltăieri, tot în timp ce mergeam dimineața prin parc, am văzut cum iese soarele de printre nori și am lăcrimat puțin. Patetic, știu. Tot sper să se topească naibii zăpada asta și să vină primăvara. Să merg în piață și să cumpăr vreo 30 de lalele și să zâmbesc fără motiv.

„Mă urmărește un gând și parc-aș vrea să scap de obsedanta lui prezență, să-l scot din cap.” Azi nu am fost la cursuri. Nu am vrut. Bine, am vrut, dar mi-am uitat tema acasă și nu avea rost să merg fără ea. Așa că am trecut prin Cărturești (nu cred că am fost pe acolo în ultima lună), m-am uitat la toate cărțile nou-apărute de care eu nu știam nimic, mi-am luat vreo cinci pe care le trecusem pe listă acum ceva timp + un ceai. Nu o să-mi pară niciodată rău că dau (atâția) bani pe cărți. Și nu cred că o să mă pot despărți vreodată de cărțile mele. Mai bine mor îngropată în cărți, decât să le dau.

„Singur când rămân câteodată îmi aduc aminte de-un nume de fată, dar nu-l dau pe azi pentru mâine.” Mi-e dor de Martha și de diminețile în care ne trezeam la 8 și mergeam în bucătărie ca să bem ceai și să mâncăm. A fost cea mai faină perioadă din facultate. Mi-ar plăcea să mă mut/ne mutăm mai aproape de ea. Uneori mi-e așa de dor de ea…

Gata, termin, prea m-a prins berea asta și iar o dau în patetisme.

Anyways, I can’t stop thinking about Dublin. It was so much more than I had expected! I felt like I was in a British movie; actually, everything was incredibly British (at least it matched my idea of Britishness). We spent 3 days there and although at one point it felt like we had been there for ages, in fact the time just flew by… one moment we’re walking around St Stephen’s Green and the next moment we’re on the plane, coming back home.

The houses were gorgeous! The one which weren’t made out of red brick were coloured in blue, yellow or red and the doors were fabulous! I’m pretty sure there’s a site somewhere with ‘the doors of Dublin’ But all jokes aside, I really wonder how rich were the families who used to own an entire Georgian house. They weren’t wide, but they were tall – 5 stories with the basement! That’s like having your own tower block!

In those 3 short days we walked around the city centre, ate Irish food, drank Irish beer, took some pictures and simply enjoyed every minute we spent there. We’re not the type of people who make lists with what they want to see… we just walk around aimlessly and enjoy the view. And since the weather was incredible we didn’t visit any museums (the Guinness Storehouse doesn’t really count).

I wouldn’t hesitate to move there if I had the chance. Germany is great, but at least in Dublin I understand what the people are saying It was difficult in the beginning, but it was OK after I had eavesdropped on some conversations. I could really get used to hearing people talk in English all the time

We were on a budget so my only souvenirs are the pictures I took. This means we have to go back there again, stay longer and enjoy it even more.

Tønder was the closest city so we stopped there. It was so small that I wouldn’t call it a city but it was so quaint and pretty that all the time we were there I had this huge smile on my face. I loved the colourful houses, the impressing façade, the flowers everywhere. Indeed, it was a bit different than Germany

The most surprising part was that the city was almost empty. Except for two slightly drunken ladies and an occasional cyclist, there was no one in the city centre except us. All the shops were closed, the few cafés which were still open didn’t have any customers and we had the streets and the windows to ourselves.

I definitely want to go back to Denmark one day and visit it properly but knowing myself, I will never have the money to do it So I’ll just have to look at the pictures I took then and be glad that I had the opportunity to be there for 2h

It’s simpler, cleaner and still in progress Most probably I will change the pictures in the header from time to time and I still have some stuff to put in the sidebar (about me, my profiles on other sites, maybe a widget with my pictures from Lomo etc.) but this is it. This is my new blog theme and I love it even though there is just one small rainbow here, in the favicon

So, what do you say? Suggestions and comments are more than welcome