Spice it up

From time to time [nowadays almost on a daily basis] I get reminded of the fact that my entrance exams are creeping closer and closer, and there's not even a good four months to get prepared for them. I've got my books waiting to be opened on my bookshelf, and yet I've done nothing at all to make sure I'll be ready to give the best of me at my first and most important of my exams on 20th May. Not a page have been turned, nor a pen have been lifted for the matter, so, as a means of pushing this preparing-myself-for-the-exams thing a bit further and actually getting started [well, sort of], I thought that writing something in English might be a somewhat good idea since the actual studying the language doesn't seem to appeal to me that much yet.

[Though it'd better start appealing at some point or otherwise I'll end up spending another gap year, this time a lot more resentful and a lot less magnificent as the one I'm living right now.]

I thought the idea of writing in English was well worth considering - and, well, here I am. For those who think "Oh noo, why would she do this? It just spoils all the good writing" or anything else not-so-encouraging, I can assure you, I won't be doing this every time. Most of the posts will still be in my mighty mother language, as it is, in the end, the language with which I can express myself more clearly, but from time to time some odd texts in English will be published just to make me feel like I've done something to get closer to studying for the exams.

So not to worry, my friends, this is not going to be a major change. More like an occasional cherry on top, to spice things up a bit, I might say. Enjoy as much as you can, I'll be back soon. ;)

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