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1:59 p.m. - 2007-10-15 Last night I was reading 'Anybody Out There' and it just made me so sad that I couldn't help thinking if something like that happened to me too. How would I react? I'd probably be devastated. I'd wish it had been me who had died. And what if I hadn't had time to tell that person how much I cared? Or what if I had died and I wouldn't have had time to tell how much I care? The whole thought is horrible. Actually 'horrible' is just way too lame to explain how I feel about it. Anyway, the whole book is really sad. I didn't expect it to be like that at all. I mean, it's well written and you can see the change in Keyes's writing style and it's even funny (duh, we're talking about MARIAN KEYES here, of course it's funny), but at the same time it's just so so sad. But I've only read about half of it, so it still has time to get a bit happier tone. I just don't know how it's going to happen after all that's happened. It's so weird to read somemething "serious" by Marian Keyes! I feel this great urge to dye my hair brown (and to get that tongue piercing (still haven't given up on it)), but I'm afraid something will go wrong. Last spring I noticed that brown hair makes my eyes look more blue which is definitely nice since usually they have this a bit boring greyish tone. I'm just so tired of this half blonde hair, especially when the ends of my hair are golden blonde and the roots are.. well, definitely not golden blonde. My own colour, a boring brown that looks good only in direct sunlight. I already have the dye (have had it for about 3,5 months now, uh), but I still haven't used it. I think I might use it in the near future. Besides, brown hair would go so much better with my new trench coat. And my other clothes. And the clothes that I'm going to buy. And practically with everything. Why does decision-making have to be so difficult even when I KNOW what's best for me. Something to listen to: 5:49 p.m. - 2007-10-10 I'm so stressed out. I've been super emotional lately. If someone mentions something about maths, I start to cry. If someone mentions something about giving birth, I start to cry. If someone mentions anything even slightly.. I don't know, ANYTHING, I start to cry. The only things that makes me feel at least somewhat normal are Marian Keyes's books (they're the only thing that make me laugh) and my new coat. Yes, I did buy that Zara coat and it looks LOVELY. And I'm GLAD THAT I SPENT MY DAD'S MONEY ON IT. 150 euros. I wish it'd cost more. (I also bought this really slimming black knit with a v-neck, I think I'm in love with that too. I also might be too much in love with clothes.) We had a huge row yesterday, he shouted at me like never before and all that because my intuition didn't tell me that there'd be another date for the maths exam, and that I didn't study for the might-be maths exam in advance even if I didn't know that there'd be another term for the maths exam. Which was today. And students were told about it on Monday. And I heard about it yesterday. And my dad was furious. And I don't understand anything anymore. And the only one who seems to understand me at least a bit is my middle brother. I want to go home. Sorry, I need to vent my feelings a bit. I'm talking with Heidi in MSN at the same time and that really helps. I'll tell you maybe tomorrow about my day, what I bought from Zara and what else I bought (I spend too much money), and how fun I actually had until I came home and was reminded of my failures. But I try to remember to keep my head up high. I don't deserve all that shit that my dad keeps telling me every day, but I do deserve the money he gives me for expensive coats and stuff. Don't tell me that I don't because I'd be forced to punch you in the face if you did so. I mean it. I hate stress. Really. The past month has probably been worse than the whole of last year! I mean, I think this is enough ranting for one day. I feel so much better. Something to listen to: "hey little apple blossom come and tell me what you're thinking lots of girls walk around in tears come and sit with me and talk awhile 10:46 p.m. - 2007-10-08 It's funny how at first this "let's find a decent coat" task seemed so.. I don't know, so dumb. Maybe it was because it's always hard to find clothes that'd fit me well, mostly because of my hips, ass or boobs (I've got some real big problems, don't you think). But as soon as my dad said that it doesn't matter how much it costs, you know, as long as it's not SUPER expensive (I think 150e is near the limit), this task got a whole lot easier! I actually found two coats from Mango, one of which was too small from the bust area and one of which fitted me okay, but you know.. there was something missing. So I headed to Zara and found my coat. It actually looked a bit boring when no one was wearing it but as soon as I put it on, it changed somehow. Who would've known that it'd look so good? I've been spending so much money lately, but I think I deserve it after all the crying and stressing out and stupid exams. I bought new panties, two new nail polishes (peachy coral and minty pink), a new calendar for 2008 (one of those huge theme calendars that smart people like me use, this time the theme is Paris), and.. what else. I can't even remember! Something fun anyway. Oh yeah, the first season of Desperate Housewives! Can't wait to watch all of the episodes. Tomorrow I'll find out if I enrolled the 2nd year at the uni! If I did, then I'm going to buy myself new boots and maybe jeans. Fingers crossed! (I really really want those boots, preferably with a spike heel) 2:40 p.m. - 2007-10-05 Me, Gina, Marko and some other guy went for coffee while waiting for the results, and Marko said that this morning he heard some people talking about ESTC points and how we probably need only 28 points to enrol the second year, and I thought how wonderful that'd be because now I have 32 points (28 before ecoclimatology). Unfortunately when we went to ask about the points, we were told that we still need the 37 points. So it means that it's 90% sure that I'll spend this year studying my ass off for all those exams that I didn't pass. You know, there's still the chance of asking my aunt's friend about adjusting my points a bit, he works at the uni. He arranged it so that I could enrol the uni without the entrance exam), and he might be able to arrange something now too but I'm not sure. But if I'm meant to do the first year again, then I don't have much to say to that, do I? Maybe I'll understand the reasons for it later, so I've decided not to fret about it that much. I'm tired and hungry but I'm not going to laze at home, oh no. I'm going shopping, though I don't really feel like it, but I know I have to find that damn coat. I just can't bear the thought of having to take the bus to the centre, it's so hot and it feels like the bus has turned into a sauna, and all the carefully applied make-up disappears as if by magic. Thank God for waterproof mascara though! Just one more thing about the ESTC points - only 16% of the 1st year students have enough points for the second year! Isn't that crazy? And in the rules it says that at least 25% should have the required points. We're probably the dumbest generation ever. Hooray! So.. I'm not sure if the rumour about the 28 points really is true after all, it might not just have reached the office people yet (that's how well information travels around the uni). I'll keep my fingers crossed. (Heidi, mailaan sulle tanaan!) 2:21 p.m. - 2007-10-02 I tried on a couple of tops at Mango, but apparently those were one of those clothes that look cute on the shelf but when you try them on, you realize that your body is all wrong and that these tops definitely look cuter on the shelf than on you. I also checked Legend's new jeans collection and came to the solution that all of the new jeans are horrible, I'm sure I saw similar jeans somewhere 2 years ago. Even I'd design better-looking jeans than what those things were and I'm sure people would buy them. I can't see anyone buying the jeans that I saw today, at least not anyone who is sane. Somehow I also bought Marian Keyes's 'Anybody out there?' and 'Watermelon'. I even managed to get the first book's price reduced because some of the pages are a bit ripped. Not that it'd bother me that much because all the text is there, the pages are just slightly ripped, but if there's a chance of getting that 20% off the price, I will use that chance. And it was worth it! I just love reading Marian Keyes, I have almost all of her books (in English, Finnish and Serbian, wish I had them all in one language). Right now I'm re-reading Kathleen Tessaro's 'Elegance' (and some ecoclimatology too, don't worry), and I just can't stop wondering how much alike me and Louise are. I mean, not 100% but like.. 90%. If you haven't read the book yet, I strongly recommend you to do so asap. Not much else going on in my life, you know I'd tell you if there was. 8:00 p.m. - 2007-09-26 I've prepared myself to rant about this subject, but today is not the day for something as time-consuming as that. What was the last.. 1) The Birth of Venus by Sarah Dunant (brilliant) 11:54 a.m. - 2007-09-26 Oli jotenkin v�h�n paska olo kun tulin kotiin, mp3:sta loppu akku ja alkoi tihuttaa ja hiukset meni ihan aaltoileviksi (vaivalla suoristettu) ja mulla oli kamala p��ns�rky. Enk� m� edes pystynyt nukkumaan kun tulin kotiin. Hassua ett� aina silloin kun oikeasti haluaisi nukkua niin ei vaan voi, ja silloin kun ei sais (vaan pit�is lukea esim. ekoklimatologiaa), niin silloin tietysti nukahtaa s�ngylle kirja k�dess�. Marina on just mesess�, se pirist�� aina ihan sairaasti. :) Heidi (jos luet t�t�), mailaan sulle t�n p�iv�n aikana! Jotain kuunneltavaa:
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