It's Christmas time! Among more important things, of course.
Saturday, 22. December 2007, 00:48:09
- I had the 16th birthday and got a cellphone, a flower and a few books! All of which were brilliant, but I really didn't expect it from my schoolmates nor from Jana. The more surprising, the sweeter, that's of course the only applicable equation.
- The whole week afterwards was brilliant.
- I passed the OSF scholarship preliminary test with the second highest result achieved. (I may write something about that SLEP test later on.) Funnily enough, I know majority of people who were first, second or third... if these preliminary tests were given relevance, I would be able to say that most of the money awarded by the OSF will go to GNA & GJN students. If they were given relevance. Now it all comes down to the interviews - and I'm not sure how my swivelling between immense arrogance and unsure modesty will look like.
- After-after party in the Escobaras Club was fun. Of course, met a lot of people, heard the finest gossip (I'm sure this somehow proves that science poses a threat, but I don't know how and why) and also a lot of things about English universities. Hadn't any drink at all, but saw a lot of people who clearly had.
- Finally did something with my list of absences. By now, I should be having something like D+ from "behaviour", weren't it for Ms Byrne's benevolence.
- Filip got into a position he's clearly never been to and I am childishly enjoying his defiant statements, especially when they are contradicting his possible-one-night-stand's (except for that using possessive pronoun here feels bad) claims and misinterpreting someone else's. His case, by the way, gets especially fascinating and funny when it comes to qualitative comparation... and this indeed provides insofar a reflection of "what could have possibly been if someone hadn't messed up". (So far, it doesn't look very good.)
...no, I am not a scavenger. I just couldn't resist when I saw how the roles twisted and Filip, instead of being a destructive leech for others' relationships and overall lives, has become a captive (or a victim) of the environment he himself had created. Yes, I use his methods now in a way - and I see why he persists in doing what he does, because it does bring a feeling of power and is enjoyable for the person in charge. I'm just trying to give him an impression what it means to be hunted.
- According to Katie, I should think about analysing my weaknesses instead of analysing sociological connections and personalities of my peers. I'll give it a try.
- I'm Aibo's and Adášek's debtor, once again. Shame on me, not entirely for the aforementioned reasons.








