Yesterday at school we were in the language studio. Which means, at least half of the time, talking into the computer. While there's plenty of others sitting around doing the same thing. I hated it. I don't even talk to answering machines if it's not absolutely necessary. And then there's those cute time limits- 10s, 20s. How would I know how long 20s are??? And then one of the tasks was to describe for 2 minutes, what a good and a bad day would be. I ran out of words at halftime... Now I could do better. Besides that class, yesterday was most definitly a good day.
In the morning I decided to take the bus for the first time. The weather had been dancing around freezing point, so it was as slippery as could be and I didn't wanna take the risk of falling and showing up at the job interview looking like a pig. Well, got on the bus, and who's the driver? A friend of mine. That way I could afford taking the bus more often. ;-)
The job interview was right after school- I basically had to run there. It was very short and very successful. I start work next Saturday. Guess they were desperate, but I don't care much! ;-) Of course when I got out of there the bus had just left (goes once per hour). That's one more reason why I rather take the bicycle- I hate waiting. So I decided to walk home. It didn't even take as long as I expected; I was there in a bit under an hour. The river was looking quite beautiful with the ice. I love water.





On the way I stopped at the pharmacy. Last week they didn't want to give me my medication because it hadn't been 3 months since the last time. They'd kept the recipe though and told me to pick it up yesterday. Then in the morning I read in the news that the smaller pharmacies might be closed because of the strikes (yes, Finland is on strike as well!). Luckily they were open when I went there- only for a few hours, but oh well.
At home I got a temporary cleaning attack. Practising for the job or something like that. And just when I was done my neighbour stopped by and asked if I wanted to go to the Kotiteollisuus concert with her. Jeez, I hadn't been out dancing in years- I definitly wanted to go! Ended up coming home at 3 in the morning. Now I'm sore from dancing and hungover from watching all those drunk people, but I had a blast.