28.september

Kristina is back now and most days I've spent with her. On Monday we went to our drama curriculum meeting, responsible people as we are, never missing a lecture. It was about theatre passport that we have to buy again this year and then about going outside your comfort zone and doing things you'd normally wouldn't. Well it all made me think a bit, I still think, occessionally.

After the meeting we went to a BBQ that we accidentally saw and well free food is my favourite kind of food! And oh the joy on the peoples' faces when they discovered that there are free beers and ciders given out. We still drank lemonade.

Also Weronika's back! I heard a knock on my door and went to open it but there wasn't anyone there. So I went to look down the staircase that mabe the someone has already leaving and then Weronika jumped out from the kitchen all laughing and then we hugged for a loong time! It was so nice to see her again!

And I finally have neighbour. It's a boy called Peter from Bulgaria. And now there's only one empty room and it's going to belong to Peter's girlfriend. Our house will be packed soon! We have 2 Polish, 2 Estonians, 2 Bulgarians and a British old man in the house. Quite international!

And then the three of us - Peter, Kristina and I - sit on the stairs and one at a time connect to the internet with the cabel because all of us have really shitty WiFi at our rooms (if any at all). The Landlady doesn't know what do and neither do we. The Landlady told me that there's going to be 24h computer room in town because there are too many students which is of course a very nice thing but it still isn't as good as having WiFi in your room. I can't for example skype in the computer room or on the stairs.. I really hope that this internet problem will get sorted out soon, it's kind of getting on my nerves already.

And today Niall and Silver just randomly came and visited me. That was really lovely. An evening with tea, candies, laughter, wierd accents and card games. Weronika and Kristina also joined and we played many wierd games and had many wierd conversations (and a bit of flexibility contest, what ever friends :P).

And that's how it quietly goes here in not-so-quiet-anymore-Aberystwyth. The timetable is almost finished now, or finished, I really don't know and according to that I have Wednesdays and Fridays off, which is lovely. But I have two lectures in Llanbadarn, so I better find a shortcut for getting there.

yeah, ZUBA!