Tuesday, November 07, 2006

Excuses schmexcuses

For starters, apologies for the lack of blogging. T'internet and all things connected to it have been seriously neglected during the past week, but I have a good excuse, which is in short 'studying my ass off and trying to lead a social life at the same time'. It's tougher than I thought. I feel a bit like I've been abandoning all my /mgs as well, which really sucks. With all that's going on for everyone right now it makes me feel even worse.

Another thing that's been taking up my time has been rearranging my room. Just a few days ago everything I owned was cramming up the kitchen and the living room, but it's all starting to come together now. We bought a dresser yesterday. Nothing fancy like Ikea, just good old Jysk. I spent the whole afternoon putting it together. Normally I'd just leave it to my father, but since he's out of town a girl's gotta do what she's gotta do, even when it does include hammers, nails and swearing. It was all worth it, though - it's now standing next to the desk beneath my window, filled with clothes, looking like it was always meant to be there.

I love how the room is turning out. The only thing I'd have wished for is to have the walls painted as well, but you can't have everything. I'll just have to put stuff up on the walls to cover the cracks. Yes, I have room for posters on my walls! I've been living with one single Lord Of The Rings poster for years because the arrangemeant of the furniture meant that there was no space for anything else. That is so going to change.

What else?

* My hands are looking all icky. The skin is coming off my fingers from when I burned them, and they almost look worse now than they did then.

* My birthday is less than three weeks today. I feel so old.

* Secret Santa has been sorted! Now I've just got to rub my brains and figure out something fabulous to send.

* Emails will be sent to those expecting soon. Promise.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Yay! Det var ju dags att uppdatera. :)

I've yet to step into an Ikea, but Anthony's father LOVES the place. I'd like to go and maybe look at some furniture to replace what me and him have, but it's being saved for a special trip up to Pennsyltucky. But hooray! for linguists who put their own shit together. We so rock. :)

As for the hands... I have no advice. Just tell everybody you have a flesh-eating bacteria on them that has to "run its course". That should work wonders. ;)

Kat said...

You so need to visit Ikea. It's great. Putting the stuff together is a different matter, but you feel like the handiest bitch alive when you actually manage.

The hands suggestions? Ew. And heh.