Geia sas!!!
First of all the colours are much better now, sunny and happy, but not too happy like the last time, I like them! Bravo Gelitsaki!!!
I'm stressed, I told you last time, but it really gets on my nerves a bit. In the morning I have to do a lecture, which is important for my diploma thesis (so I have to go there every day) and in the afternoon I'm in the lab, not working for my thesis, but taking care of little students in the second semester, who work in the lab for the first time. I mean they are nice, no question, but we have to talk and walk for 5 hours every day and this is really exhausting (when I did this course 5 years ago we only had 4 hours). And I have to do it another 5 times in the next 2 weeks (luckily I did already 5 duties this week, so every day (today we started at 8, you can imagine...), and they are over now - jippie!!!). The good thing about it, I won't have anything to do in June, so for me everything would be ok for midsummer.
Monday the first one of my ERASMUS students arrived, at 6 o'clock in the morning - po po. Tomorrow I could meet the second one, but I don't know by now, they'll go for a walk at 11 and I would like to do nothing but sleeping this weekend, I mean, I could go home, because nothing special is going on in Vienna, but this is too much work I suppose). I'll see. They are nice and I really want to help them, but I'm not in the mood for becoming best friends with ERASMUS students (in my opinion a friend of mine behaves a little bit like Apostolis - brrr), their life is so different to mine.
Honestly I'm already pissed of the snow, or especially of the cold. Always wearing hundreds of things, freezing outside and sweating in the metro, the whole bunch of clothes next to you when you undress in a bar or something - arrrg. Skiing would be nice, but I don't have the time. Eleni you should go on skiing and next year you come together with Jarno to Austria and then you can go skiing with the world best ski instructor (my polish friend said that to me, when I went skiing with her, first her boyfriend drove 2 hours with her and afterwards I did and she really learned a lot in that time).
By now I don't know anything from Sweden, so I'm not sure if it will work out, it would be great, but otherwise I would have holidays, where I only have to write my thesis (I can't finish before october, so it won't be too stressful).
Ok, that's it from me now, I should go back to work. Have a nice weekend.
Filakia, Jutta
I'm stressed, I told you last time, but it really gets on my nerves a bit. In the morning I have to do a lecture, which is important for my diploma thesis (so I have to go there every day) and in the afternoon I'm in the lab, not working for my thesis, but taking care of little students in the second semester, who work in the lab for the first time. I mean they are nice, no question, but we have to talk and walk for 5 hours every day and this is really exhausting (when I did this course 5 years ago we only had 4 hours). And I have to do it another 5 times in the next 2 weeks (luckily I did already 5 duties this week, so every day (today we started at 8, you can imagine...), and they are over now - jippie!!!). The good thing about it, I won't have anything to do in June, so for me everything would be ok for midsummer.
Monday the first one of my ERASMUS students arrived, at 6 o'clock in the morning - po po. Tomorrow I could meet the second one, but I don't know by now, they'll go for a walk at 11 and I would like to do nothing but sleeping this weekend, I mean, I could go home, because nothing special is going on in Vienna, but this is too much work I suppose). I'll see. They are nice and I really want to help them, but I'm not in the mood for becoming best friends with ERASMUS students (in my opinion a friend of mine behaves a little bit like Apostolis - brrr), their life is so different to mine.
Honestly I'm already pissed of the snow, or especially of the cold. Always wearing hundreds of things, freezing outside and sweating in the metro, the whole bunch of clothes next to you when you undress in a bar or something - arrrg. Skiing would be nice, but I don't have the time. Eleni you should go on skiing and next year you come together with Jarno to Austria and then you can go skiing with the world best ski instructor (my polish friend said that to me, when I went skiing with her, first her boyfriend drove 2 hours with her and afterwards I did and she really learned a lot in that time).
By now I don't know anything from Sweden, so I'm not sure if it will work out, it would be great, but otherwise I would have holidays, where I only have to write my thesis (I can't finish before october, so it won't be too stressful).
Ok, that's it from me now, I should go back to work. Have a nice weekend.
Filakia, Jutta
Greekfreak - 4. Mar, 14:15