You get to hear this question annoyingly often. How are you. And so often you doubt if a question mark/tone is needed. These days it’s just a mere politeness, with so few people who are ready to listen. To really listen.
And to be truthful, you certainly don’t want to make your thoughts audible just to everyone. Normally what you do is just give the usual “I’m good/alright/fine/ok/not bad, thanks/ta. How are you?” in return and continue on minding your own business. Or whatever was that you were doing.

I don’t understand danish weather at all! how it’s possible to have awesome blue sky in the morning and afterwards start snowing without giving any choice to prepare. I thought that my TRIP back home after school will be hardly imaginable. But not. cause few hours later sky was the same as in the morning.

Second Tour des Chambres I experienced so far in Denmark, and being more precise in my dormitory’s block #13. If my memory is not too blurry I think there were some posts about this event and tradition in general in this blog.

This time we visited 7 different rooms with 10-12 people in overall (don’t remember) and spent more than 10 hours wondering around. I was testing a camcorder in the night-stance, therefore produced a small documentary video, which should somehow inform you, what Tour des Chambres is about and how it works.

Recently I found out about a video genre called “web series”, which is based on short (few minutes each) webisodes created specially for online audience, containing weird footage material. There are dramas, cheesy sci-fi, lifestyle with unrelated to each other episodes and really funny, entertaining comedies.

I Wanna Touch Your Carpet.

A while ago one of my friends asked me if I’m reading any kind of books. I had to face a fact, that for a while (about a year and a little bit more) I haven’t had any kind of so called “book” in my hands, except those multimedia design and communication materials for studies (books and articles about: programming, overall design, business, communication). Basically everything, what was needed to read in the field I’m professionalizing in.

Recently I found a book, which caught not only my mind senses but also eye with it’s cover. I knew that I have to read, think it felt like seeing a first twilight book for a teenage girl. The book is called: “Born to run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen” and was written by Christopher McDougall. Sounds overwhelming doesn’t it?

Or procrasturbation – call it whatever you want.

“The lizard brain adores a deadline that slips, an item that doesn’t ship and most of all, busywork.” – Seth Godin on Modern procrastination.