DAY 11

There is a tradition in or class, to bring sweets, preferably home-made, to school on your birthday. We sing him a happy birthday song (sometimes more than once a day^^) and we each get a small gift. That's basically what happened today. One of my classmates had turned 18 the day before, so today he brought some home-made chocolate muffins to the geography lesson (the geography professor is also our home-room teacher). They were absolutely amazing. I am positive that I could taste Nutella, chocolate crumbs and banana...I really have to ask for the recipe. The picture was taken by my classmate Teja, sitting beside me.

DAY 10

Today I went running for the first time after returning from Spain. My goal right now is to run at least 3 times a week. Two times during school PE (if possible) and once each weekend. It was really nice to take a break from studying and tiring my eyes with the computer.
Having Tyra (my dog) with me and new music on the phone just made things even better. :)
The colours were actually really pretty with the spring grass and corn (I think) growing on the fields, but my poor excuse for a phone couldn't really capture that.

DAY 9

It was really nice to properly talk to Tim again, since I have been away for almost a week. I mean this guy is really something else.
My vocal chords are totally messed up right now so it went from me sounding like ...hmm an adolescent boy with a voice mutation problem to Tim almost eating his camera. Anyhow it was (wait no I'm still in a call with him atm)..it is really nice.

DAY 8

Yesterday I had a sleepover with my friends in Ljubljana. The apartment has this amazing disco ball on the ceiling and a reflector that changes colours. The atmosphere created by the tiny rays of light circling around really felt magical. :) -note to self: get yourself a disco ball and install it in your room-

DAY 7

Basically, our school has many class projects and competitions like singing festival, the nativity scene (of which I wrote here) and also a drama festival. We have been feeling like Leonardo DiCaprio for the past 2 years. Always nominated, but never won anything even though we were 110% confident in our projects.
We had been working on this play for a really long time, we had had our own original script, talented actors, 2 directors and me, taking care of the visual aspect.
When we were waiting for our flight to Venice, I got a text from my classmate, saying that we won. I was ...euphoric. We won a reward for best play, best male actor in a leading role, best male actor in a supporting role, best group character (3 classmates playing the committee in court) and last but not least for the best costumes and make-up, basically what I was working on. I was really happy for the class, because things like this just make you feel proud and happy at the same time. I know its not all about winning, but having people recognise your effort and reward it, really feels amazing.

DAY 6

Well this was my first time having frozen yoghurt ;) I tried it with fresh strawberries and it was really  refreshing, sweet just amazing... NOM. I will definitely eat some more in Slovenia!

DAY 5

I don't really have a proper picture for today..but I think this one will do. We were playing volleyball (like every evening). And there was a lot of wind so whenever I tried to spike (is that the right verb? ^^'') the ball, I had to take huge steps back to get it. Well anyhow, there was this French guy that I thought was kind of cute and when I was trying to start a conversation by saying Il y a beaucoup de vent..re...- I wasn't sure about the word and I basically said there is a lot of stomach x/////x...but then he just smiled at me and corrected me by saying vent.