csn etc pt.2

sayonara,

just following up on sophies thoughts here about studying....well, we thought we should create a blog with some kind of theme, then market it well with sophies excellent marketing skills and my, uhm, observational skills, and so writing about studying and student life seemed like an obvious option. problem is that we have already studied for about 5-6 years each. now if any english/other european person reads this theyre gonna assume i failed my bachelor a couple of years in a row... however... thats not the case... i just added some interesting elements such as philosophy, french, english (why oh why), and art, which was all good fun and obviously ends up in complete un-employability (cool word). im not really sad about that though. i rather wish i had followed the track all the way and just spent my 6 CSN-years on language courses, travelled all around the world, and then died of a broken liver from excessive student-drinking. since the brain and body would feel like 75 it would be like dying of old age anyways. me and sophie were well on our way of course. i guess gloomy ireland put a stop to it. god knows what would have happened if we went to palermo instead.

either way im thinking the student-theme might be hard to live up to. unless of course we decide to stay students so we can blog about it. does blog precede reality or reality precede blog... its like the hen and the egg.

on the other hand i could of course write about life as, well, being unemployed. but then everything would be ruined if i got a job, so its a bit of a lose-lose situation.

of course im still gonna study next year tho. i have one year left of csn-grace to live on, so i have to treasure it well. im thinking of doing a master that will tie my broken studying-history together and make me both rich and famous. or, of course, maybe a forth term of french-studies in chambery should do it.

besos!