Dear Kitty! (haha...Kitty really doesn't suit you)
Very well, today another day. My fever has risen to 40 degrees, a fact that is not making me very happy. Good news: It's monday, so I ordered the 6th DVD-box from Gilmore Girls. Fortunately it happens to be the Entertainment Weeks at Bol.com. Allows me to buy it cheap. For some reason, although everyone in the family loves the series and watches it weekly, I'm always the one that has to pay the DVDs... I think I should be more assertive to whether I pay or let others pay. In this speed I'll never have enough money to go to Japan once I graduated. Reminds me, I have to find a job too. How come it's so damn difficult. I totally have the perfect CV (except for the experience and the age-thingy, I suppose those are important factors then)...So tommorow arrives my dvd-box. I always watch a box of Gilmore Girls when I'm ill (mysteriously I'm ill every time a new box comes out...try explaining that!) haha, the funniest thing is that after watching I ressemble Lorelai in her way of talking. The consequence is that I'm really a funny person, even though ill, after watching her for so long. Pity it doesn't last longer than 1 day. Would be great if the effect was everlasting. Guess that would've made me veryveryvery popular in school. But I'm satisfied with my present popularity, which is quite impressive once you reckon that everyone popular is in IMUNA. I don't like IMUNA, for me it has no use, is annoying, and takes up a LOT of your spare time without a good and sensible purpose. But above all it comprises my second largest fear: Talking in public...and in english too. Nevertheless I somehow have a lot of friends in those circles. My largest fear is losing things that are precious to me. I totally freak out, when I don't know where something is. I epecially have that with jewellery, preferably cheap ones. Last year on a school trip, I lost the ring I got for my birthday. It was nothing extraordinary and buying myself a new one would take me like two weeks of pocketmoney. Last December I got a new ring. This one IS quite expensive, so I may not lose it in any case, causing me to be cautious, only wearing it on special occasions and therefore not getting attached to it. Haha, it's quite funny how easily I get attached to things. I'm wearing the same watch for four years now, I only take it of when I sleep or shower. Once again it is relatively cheap, blue (my favourite colour) and it really suits me because it's quite comfortable. I dislike all unnecessary accesoiries. Although I'm a bag admirer, I do not take very good care of bags, which is the only reason why I'm not buying myself a real pretty or expensive one. So I decided to buy myself a Louis Vuitton purse. For some reason I am good with purses and not with bags, I wonder what the thought is behind that. I don't like sunglasses, caps, scarfes etc. I DO like shoes...but then, there isn't a woman that doesn't. I worship Versace, Roberto Cavalli and our own Dutch Viktor & Rolf. D&G is okay too, I don't know why I'm talking about this kind of stuff, I don't have the money for it anyway. I was in Hungary the other day, checking out some shops in Budapest. First of all: never go to hungary to shop! I've never seen so many uninteresting stores. Second: D&G is really weird. I was suprised to find that there actually was a D&G store. So I went to check it out. Having more than three customers was prohibited, and there were two really handsome, strong and frightening guards. Also the prices were shocking. If I wanted to spend all the money I had on me that day, I would've just been able to buy a miniminimini skirt. Since I'm not too fond of mini-skirts and the guards were looking really scary I ran out of the shop as fast as I could. Hungary has great icecream though, and so cheap too! huh, It started raining again, I hope the laundry is inside....We in the Netherlands have a never-ending monsoon here. Come to think of it, aren't there any African people on this forum? Haven't seen them, must be getting blind... ohh yeah right Hungary. We went to the Parliament too. There had been a lot of terroristic outrages lately, so security was strict. Normally tourists can't enter the parliament, so, since I was with a special delegation from my school, we had a whole screening test. That was very cool. Everywhere were guards and we had to go trough those funny metalic objects detector portal thingies and we were followed by these guards, with cool walkietalkies, that closed every door behind us after we left a room. I saw the crown jewels too. I've never been in such an impressive and beautiful building before. Am I allowed to talk about the security there? Photos of the security were prohibited, what about writing about the security? Hope the National Hungarian Secret Service (obviously NHSS) isn't coming to get me. huh...I totally got off topic here. I guess Dutch is right. Haha one more thing. I'm very proud of myself. I've been asked by the newspaper redaction to write the next pressrelease in my handwriting. They say I have the prettiest handwriting of the school. Yatta! ohhh thunder too now, my o my...So I have to practice my writing skills and the write the whole paper...is going to take ages, but I'm happy to oblige. Been a good hachiko lately, had a few exceptions on the rule though. wow...I wonder, is this the longest piece I've ever written? Perhaps I should join the schoolpaper myself. But I don't like the way they write, would be a waste of my reputation. Besides, I don't like the editor, in general she's a annoying person. Has her good points too though. Will consider writing pieces and will consider liking editor! I will get better soon too, tomorrow I have the hairdresser scheduled, and wednesday I'm going to visit my neighbours because they had a little baby. She's born six weeks too early, so when I'm still ill by wednesday I can't go, because then she could get ill too! wouldn't want that...datte my neighbours are really nice people and I like to congratulate them with their daughter, therefore I will get better! Promise!