happy moments: ramblings on Friday morning

8 February 2013

ramblings on Friday morning

Good morning lovabies.. i have missed writing to you.. the weather here sucks... yesterday it was pouring all the time...mm got an idea..

thank God i have left another exam behind.. i think i wrote well yesterday.. then i went out with my friends and we promised not to talk about the exams. so we were rambling about musicm films, running and gardening.... i think it's time to start running outside... i always wanted it but i always left it aside. i don't know what got me lately with training... i need to go to the gym every day and i stay there more than 2 hours. i love training myself and couching other people... the greatest moment is when they reach me asking for advice.. the coming week has studying (..again,grrr!! 2 left yet to finish), girly meeting tomorrow and teaching.. i got also a revision test to prepare and some extras because Dimitra is giving exams next week and we are both stressed... im always stressed when my students are giving exams. as if i were in their shoes...

i still haven't watched Aflek's "Argo" and i want to go to the movies for this one.

that's all for now..got to get back to work...

HAVE THE BEST WEEKEND EVER...

xoxo

2 comments:

Optimistic Existentialist8 February 2013 at 15:17
Silver Linings Playbook was one of the best movies I've seen in a long time :)
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meine deutsche Wand 10 February 2013 at 09:32
i intend to see it soon
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