I chose to have a voluntary two-days solitude near the "Hungarian Sea"... yeah, I am going there alone, and while I am there, I'm going to mow the lawn because we've heard that our garden is like a jungle now. :))))))))))))))

Finally, finally, finally! I am done with my exams. I am extremely tired. EXTREMELY. I have had some tough period in the last few weeks, especially because I was lagging behind with things that should be done - probably because of Model European Union - which was GREAT.

I still owe an (at least a brief) story about this prominent week. Well, let's see... We departed from Budapest (by car) on Sunday, 25 May, at 0.30 am (:o) and arrived to Strasbourg in the late afternoon. We met the organizers and other participants in the restaurant where we had dinner. From next day on we were "working" in the European Parliament (our plenary being the conference room of European Socialists). My role was to represent a Czech conservative member of the European Parliament, and although there were times when I got lost in the huge load of information (i.e. which amendment of us has passed, which hasn't, and generally in what phase the debate is), soon I found the necessary routine ;) We also had breakfast, lunch and coffee breaks in the European Parliament (the pastries were delicious! :)))). The evenings were even better :) I still remember the wonderful talks and crazy moments when we were visiting that nice bar in Kehl, Germany, having parties in La Java (or just hanging out without going any particular place) and discussed the agenda in an informal setting :) Wednesday was the last day we were acting like politicians/journalists/lobbyists - from Thursday we had workshops (like "Quo vadis EU-Russia?"), a meeting with a "real" MEP and some info sessions about AEGEE, JEF, Model European Union 2009 and Youth in Action Programme. I chose the last one and I must tell that I got really inspired to start a programme corresponding with European values and streghtening intercultural ties. I don't have an idea yet but I am sure that I want to be an active citizen in the future and MEU was kind of the first step to do that. :)

Thank you AEGEE and all the wonderful people I have met during this week.

P.S.: I have passed my English exam!!! So in a few weeks I will hold my Advanced level Business English certificate in my hands - it's a wonderful feeling :)

Pretty good days, I guess. Yeah. Yesterday I went to a little excursion - my mum asked me to go to the "land office" (no idea what it is called in English...) to get a landmap and a sheet of the ownership of the house in Balatonföldvár... I hope I was clear enough :D Well, after it in the evening she was like "awww, such a great daughter I have, she can perfectly do these affairs" - well, what did she think before? ;)

And, since I realized that my mp3 player seriously lacks Polish songs - I downloaded that song from Myslovitz that I liked so much ;) I still like it.

But I am afraid that this year, Eurovision entry of Hungary will be a total failure. Really, we'll have a national final on 8 February with 15 participants, from which about 10 are those lame pop groups or singers you can find in any country :/ and for the other singers (who maybe have some voice as well) they wrote the most boring songs you can imagine. There is maybe one song I like... but as for the other songs, bleh :P

It was about 35 °C in the shadow today. But they say in the evening there wil be a storm and it will cool down. I wish.

I have the feeling there will be a revolution in the postcrossing forum. No one likes the administrators ;)

And Aldona!!! I really need to talk to you in the evening. I have to go somewhere (to a secret convention :D) but I'll be back at about 9 p.m or maybe a few minutes after it. If you don't like talking with Gadu-Gadu, please tell me, and I will download everything you tell me! Just translate for me XD

Okay, now I know all the results, and I managed to do all of them!!! Although I'm not so happy with the results, I go mostly 3-s for them, but I had extra difficult exams as well, so this is alright.
Going to Balaton on Friday! Yayayay. I can't wait. Last time we went there I was too busy to do anything - go for a walk, cook a meal or watch TV :( It will be cool, now, doing nothing. Until that, I have time to send all the postcrossing stuff to people I tagged (or who tagged me), put my fish to a smaller aquarium (I had pretty a lot of them long ago, but most died, and I don't have time to buy and own more)
I wrote an article about postcrossing to the school magazine, hoping it will attract many Hungarian postcrossers from BGF... um, what can I write more... I'm too tired now, forgive me :o