Time has passed

Right. Quick update.

• Exams have started, can't make up my mind about them. Have entered the bring-it-on psychosis. Not able to formulate a coherent thought if it would save my life. Good times.



• Anton is dead. As in proper dead. Fan broke, and now he over heats in no time at all. Does work if wrapped in ice, but what a hassle!



• Going home in a week and a half. Gotta sort out storage and packing before that. And mail the last batch of papers to the land lord.



• Snapped earlier today, now the kitchen is clean, and should anyone make a mess they'll leave uni this time without their family jewels.
  Ended with Claire ordering me to have a cup of tea and calm down. I did.



• Made the yummiest dinner (most of my dinners are the yummiest, but you know what I mean), consisting of oven baked/roasted potatoes with garlic, cayenne and salt, and a salad made up by red pepper, tomatos, rocket, baby spinach, water cress and onion. With feta. And olive oil. Was extremely nomable.



• Have had way to many sweet rolls the past couple of days. Probably won't change until exams are over.



• Still haven't done my laundry.

That's about it, I think. In short: still alive.

And now I think I should've put the short version first. Ahwell. Nevermind...


And as for the comic recomendation:
Previous recomendation was Abstruse Goose and tonight I'm lobbying for another type. Still somewhat geeky, but mostly insightful and philosophical. Surviving the World provides you with daily lessons on a variety of topics, from the truth behind college room mates to odd defenitions of even odder words, to the quantitative meaning of love (which is equal to the number of times your significant other is willing to just simply roll their eyes at your shenanigans)to rational justifications of totally irrational phobias. It's, simply put, a course in how to survive the world. Read it.